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Advanced Science, EarlyView.Under 660 nm visible light, Ru NCs efficiently photocatalyze nitrate‐to‐ammonium conversion and modulate oral nitrogen metabolism. They precisely perturb Veillonella parvula, block its key support to Porphyromonas gingivalis, and exert an “inhibiting without killing” antivirulence effect.
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The case for mandatory vaccination
Nature, 2019When immunization rates dip, legislation is often strengthened. But does the evidence stack up? When immunization rates dip, legislation is often strengthened. But does the evidence stack up?
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The legality of mandatory vaccination
Indian Journal of Medical Ethics, 2019Vaccination in India has been carried out for the past 70 years and is seen as a major part of the public health policy of independent India. Its ability to provide for an efficient and cheap form of preventive healthcare makes it the most viable option for a developing state such as India.
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Mandatory vaccination: is it ethical?
Practice Nursing, 2021Mandatory – or compulsory – vaccinations are controversial, with some arguing that individuals should have the right to assert their personal decisions without state interference. The recent decision to make COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for frontline NHS workers in England, as well as those working in social care, has thrown the idea into the ...
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Debating the future of mandatory vaccination
BMJ, 2017Mandatory vaccination should be debated before an epidemic or public health emergency to assure that public health law is graduated and proportionate.1 Mandated vaccination of children is not currently warranted in light of the current levels of herd immunity. Important historical lessons on the efficacy of legal mandate flow from …
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Should childhood vaccination be mandatory? No
BMJ, 2012Paul Offit (doi:10.1136/bmj.e2434) believes that mandatory vaccination is needed to protect vulnerable people from infection, but David Salisbury argues that there are more workable ways to ensure high ...
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A libertarian case for mandatory vaccination
Journal of Medical Ethics, 2016This paper argues that mandatory, government-enforced vaccination can be justified even within a libertarian political framework. If so, this implies that the case for mandatory vaccination is very strong indeed as it can be justified even within a framework that, at first glance, loads the philosophical dice against that conclusion.
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Vaccination: Voluntary or Mandatory?
Voprosy trudovogo prava (Labor law issues), 2020The article presents the terminology of the main categories on the issue under study. The author analyzes the legality and legal consequences of refusal to vaccinate certain categories of employees. The article considers the employer's obligation to organize and implement measures aimed at implementing the norms of sanitary legislation, including the ...
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Sixty seconds on . . . mandatory vaccination
BMJ, 2019So the UK has long believed. Respect for individual autonomy and the need for informed consent have always trumped compulsion in British vaccination policy. Yes. Fewer than 2% of parents refuse all vaccinations. A new analysis by an Italian team warns that unless stronger action is taken to increase the rate of measles vaccination, the susceptible ...
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