As parents we have the right to choose what medical care we would like to give to our children. For numerous reasons some of us choose to innoculate our children using the seperate mumps, measles and rubella injections. For which we have no choice but to pay privately for but we do so for the sake of our children. The only licenced company in Britain to produce the mumps vaccine is a USA company called Mereck. They have ceased producing the vaccine. Other companies in Europe produce the mumps vaccine but it is not approved in Britain. Without this authorised mumps vaccine being put back into production parents are left with very little choice, either go into Europe and get their child vaccinated against mumps but it is not approved in the UK, do not get their child vaccinated and a mumps epidemic will begin or take the MMR. Since we as parents do not want to take the MMR as that is the reason why we are persuing single vaccines we will be endangering the lives of our children and others by not vaccinating or getting an unlicenced vaccine out side the UK. Mereck is the only safe company and our only option we need mumps back in production immediately.

Vaccination should be a choice that each individual makes for himself. Some people react adversely to these vaccinations and end up getting ill with the disease that the vaccination was supposed to prevent. It would be a human rights violation to force these upon everyone.
Some researchers argue that there are risks associated flu vaccines. Most vaccines are preserved not only with mercury but also with aluminium – heavy metals that scientists claim are harmful to nerves, glands, and brains – long-term.
Vaccine critics argue that it is contradictory to state that Swine Flu is new, quite unlike any flu virus seen before, while at the same time promoting millions of vaccine vials that were possibly manufactured months or years prior to any given outbreak. If a new strand of virus is "new and different” then older vaccines will probably be useless. Numerous Internet articles expose the debate about vaccine effectiveness as is shown when searching for terms such as “vaccine risks.”