Vaccine-negligence does exist, but not because of widespread inaccessibilityThe death of a child is one of the greatest tragedies a nation can bear. Asking similar questions this year is the news of at least 144 children losing their lives to measles and diphtheria, both of which are easily preventable diseases via vaccinations. Halfway across the world, England is facing a similar problem. Vaccine-negligence does exist, but not because of widespread inaccessibility. If vaccines were prioritised, 144 souls would possibly still be here - with dreams and aspirations of growing old.