If you’re going to a country where hepatitis A is common and you’ve never had the virus or the vaccine, start the vaccination process as soon as you can. It takes 2-4 weeks after the first dose for the vaccine to work, but even one shot a few days before you leave will give y...
Eligible participants were healthy infants born at full-term pregnancy (≥ 37 weeks), with a ≥ 2.5 kg birth weight and age as defined by the vaccination schedule. Typical exclusion criteria were personal and/or maternal history of HIV, HB or hepatitis C infect...
Using a Markov state-transition model, this study determined the lifetime cost effectiveness of a 3-dose vaccination schedule, assuming a 10% failure rate. For a cohort of 50000 diabetic patients, hepatitisB vaccine would prevent 423 cases of chronic hepatitisB and 4.7 cases of HCC deaths over...
The usual schedule for adults is2 doses separated by no less than 4 weeks, and a third dose 4 to 6 months after the second dose. If an accelerated schedule is needed, the minimum interval between the first 2 doses is 4 weeks, and the minimum interval between the second and third dose...