Bøger af Vincent Williams

The modern miracle of vaccines is in danger due to the rising number of anti-vaccination communities, so to tackle that problem and avoid misinformation, this book covers the real possible dangers and benefits of vaccination, as well as taking a look at the history of immunizing ourselves. Other than that, modern day data based statistics will be the backbone of all information in this book, to guarantee precision and accuracy. Here is a preview of what you'll learn...What a vaccine really isToxins that are present in vaccinesThe difference between immunization and vaccinationMethods of detoxing and cleansing the body to remove toxins from previous vaccinationsHealthy alternatives to vaccinationCommon myths and truths about vaccinesMuch, much more!This book gives a clear and concise explanation of the excipients in vaccine formulations and the important role each one plays, the book also aims to allay fears and concerns about vaccination and hopefully debunk some of the myths surrounding vaccination. The book also aims to encourage patient's to ask those key important questions from their doctors in order to give assurances that vaccines are safe for infants.

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The Migration Dialogue for Southern Africa (MIDSA) aims to facilitate regional dialogue and cooperation on migration policy issues amongst the governments of the Southern African Development Community (SADC). The overall objective is to facilitate regional co-operation in migration management by fostering greater understanding of migration and strengthening regional institutional and personnel capacities. The Prospects for Migration Data Harmonisation, Migration Dialogue for Southern Africa (MIDSA) report No. 2, suggests that harmonisation is much more feasible than is commonly believed. But member states need to reflect on the objectives and purpose of harmonisation and, based on the outcomes of such reflections, they should critically think about the systems to put in place to achieve their objectives. MIDSA, a regular inter-governmental meeting, provides an excellent forum for such reflection and debate.