Hepatitis B is a vaccine-preventable disease, with approximately 850,000 to 2.2 million persons in the US suffering from chronic HBV infection. It’s mainly spread through blood and body fluids, and exposure should prompt immediate medical attention. Guidelines differ for vaccinated and unvaccinated children and for exposures in healthcare settings.
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Your baby’s first vaccines are safe and necessary to start them on a path to eventually getting protected from 16 different vaccine-preventable diseases.
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In the pre-vaccine era, quarantines were the only way to try and help stop many diseases from spreading in the community.
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We are fortunate that there are vaccines for many diseases that once caused deadly epidemics and outbreaks and unfortunately are still around in many parts of the world.
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