Mandatory vaccination

Search by Video Folder

0 displayed folder(s)

6 Displayed videos

Show

per page

Public health: end of routine BCG vaccination

Publication date 10/07/2007 From €100.00

Mandatory vaccination

Feature on the Ministry of Health announcement of the end of the OCG mandatory. For decades, all children have known this vaccine, which left a mark on their upper arms. This anti-tuberculin vaccine is now considered non-essential, even if tuberculosis has not disappeared. Vaccination will remain mandatory for at-risk children. Illustration by vaccine archive images. Interviews with two pediatricians, Robert COHEN and Antoine BOURILLON (Robert Debré Hospital in Paris), as well as a mother, who would vaccinate her child again if it had to be done again...

Eleven vaccines are now mandatory as of January 1, 2018

Publication date 03/01/2018 From €100.00

Mandatory vaccination

Report on the new law that since January 1 imposes eleven mandatory vaccines for children born from 2018. They raise concerns and many questions. Parents who refuse to have their children vaccinated will not be prosecuted but will not be able to enrol them in kindergarten or school. Yves COATANTIEC, pediatrician responsible for the maternity of the Foch Hospital in Suresnes, gives some explanations to the parents of little Adam. The baby’s father approves this vaccination. Professor Robert COHEN, coordinator of the Infovac network, believes that 'the collective dimension of vaccination is fundamental'.

Statement to the National Assembly by Simone Veil on compulsory vaccination

Publication date 05/05/1976 From €100.00

Mandatory vaccination

In the National Assembly, Simone VEIL, Minister of Health, answers a question concerning the suppression of the smallpox vaccine. She says that this suppression can only be considered when there has been a "true eradication of the disease". She also mentioned the possibility of strengthening some vaccinations, especially among girls. She concludes by saying that "it is not a question of putting an end to compulsory vaccinations, but rather of strengthening others and adapting the situation to medical progress"...

Professor explains why polio vaccination was made mandatory

Publication date 04/01/1962 From €100.00

Mandatory vaccination

Following the decision of the Council of Ministers to make vaccination against polio compulsory and free, Dr CHARBONNAUX, discusses the reasons for this choice, the effectiveness of the vaccine against this scourge and the target audience.

Microsidewalk on polio vaccine now mandatory

Publication date 12/05/1964 From €100.00

Mandatory vaccination

Reaction of citizens, in the street, about the polio vaccine, made mandatory by the French health authorities.

Interview with a professor on the usefulness of vaccines

Publication date 09/04/1962 From €100.00

Mandatory vaccination

In an infant clinic, a professor talks about mandatory and "recommendable" vaccines in France. It explains the usefulness of vaccination in young children, even for diseases such as smallpox or diphtheria. It warns against the neglect of some families to vaccinate their children, which could lead to a resurgence of missing diseases such as tetanus.

6 Displayed videos

Show

per page

Filtres :

Personalities

Gender

Programme title

Color

Producer