You are subscribed to Healthcare Professionals' Portal for Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The Hepatitis B VIS has been updated and is now available.
In the What's New! box: Hepatitis B VIS updated!
What changed since last edition:
In addition to minor language changes throughout the VIS, changes include
- updates to some of the epidemiologic statistics in Part 1,
- inclusion of the routine schedules and addition of diabetes as an indication for patients 60 and older in Part 3, and
- a note in Part 4 about waiting to donate blood following vaccination.
Can you use existing Hep B VISs:
Stocks of existing hepB VISs may still be used, but as always we encourage transition to the current edition as soon as possible.
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