Mandatory practice to control the spread of diseases

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In the 19th century, vaccination became a mandatory practice to control the spread of diseases. Over the last two decades, ethical standards have been a significant focus in the implementation of these mandates. The primary goals have been to maximize benefits, minimize risks, and respect individual autonomy. Opposition to the smallpox vaccine, for instance, led to a revision of the law.

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