A certain amount of unvaccinated children that puts them more at risk and we then may have to close school for a while. Reporter medicaldr. Bill anders says thats a valid concern. As a member of society we have a responsibility to that society and that is to participate in the general immunity of our population. To avoid that, to not perform in that way, violates our obligations to society. Reporter the other concern is ethical. Anders says doctors need to be giving exemptions for real medical reasons, not parental concerns, and anything else he said should be investigated by the medical board. Clearly patients and children who have i 9 owe Deficiency Syndrome immunoDeficiency Syndrome would be harmed by a vaccination and it would be ethically inappropriate to vaccinate them. However, to lie and say someone has such a condition in order to avoid their responsibility to be part of the immunity of the culture is wrong, ethically wrong and fraudulent. Reporter to be fair, in our conversat
Ballygunner supporter Nicky Kennedy raises the News & Star Cup after the Gunners win over De La Salle in last Sunday's Co. SHC Final. Photos: INPHO/Ken Sutton.
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De La Salle's Jake Dillon is blocked down by Clonea's Seán Clancy during their Co. SHC quarter-final. It's a local derby next for De La Salle against Roanmore…