Larry Palevsky opposes Beyfortus for RSV, claiming there’s no history of monoclonal antibodies for children. However, numerous examples, like Synagis for RSV since 1998, contradict this. Additionally, RSV is a serious illness. Skepticism towards anti-vaccine misinformation is crucial for informed decisions about necessary medical treatments for children.
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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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Get vaccinated and follow the latest guidelines if you are exposed to hepatitis B, especially if you are a non-responder to the vaccine with low titer levels.
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