Discovery of Teaching Virus Alarms Parent/Teacher Group Over Potential Vaccine  (SAT PAR News Jun 11, 2014) Teacher who felt driven to their profession have a solid basis for that reasoning. The Institute for Human Virology at the University of Maryland Medical Center discovered through five years of laboratory studies. Dr. Yugon Gaygan leading a team that used a supercomputer to help map genetic information. "We used groups of blood samples such as mining workers, office clerks, fireman etc... where there are similar activities shared by the group. One of those groups was teachers, and a virus found in 89% of the teachers in the group samples. Using a complex protein analysis we found that this particular version of the virus only existed in teacher and teaching relating professions. We also have discovered that with the information we now have, a vaccine is possible."The idea that children could be vaccinated away from becoming a teacher alarms many parent groups. The National Coalition for Parent Involvement in Education released a preliminary statement, " While it may server fodder for analysis of why a highly credentialed professional would take a low paying teaching position, we would never support the idea of preventing children from becoming teachers before they are able to make a rational decision." Dr. Gaygan when asked about this position responded, "The idea of a vaccine should only put the children on equal footing when they start deciding on a career, but we should not worry at this stage, though I agree the ethics can be an issue"