Hepatitis A and B Immunity Gaps Persist in U.S. Adults
A cross-sectional analysis of a nationally representative sample estimated that only 40% of U.S. adults have immunity to hepatitis A and 27% to hepatitis B, with suboptimal levels across high-risk groups. The researchers call these missed opportunities for vaccination, especially given recent changes to vaccine recommendations.
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Original headline: “Despite Vaccines, Most U.S. Adults Not Immune to Hepatitis A or B.” Browse more stories.