Hepatitis B vaccine

Krugman, Saul

doi:10.1097/00006454-198207000-00001

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“…Among HCW with positive anti-HBs serology, immunization decreased with increasing age. Krugman & Stevens [20] found the same results in those who were over 40 years old. Positive HBsAg serology was associated with extended time in service, as also reported by Coelho [12] and Janzen et al [21].…”

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Hepatitis B in healthcare workers: prevalence, vaccination and relation to occupational factors

Ciorlia¹,

Zanetta²

2005

Braz J Infect Dis

105

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Hepatitis B in healthcare workers: prevalence, vaccination and relation to occupational factors

Ciorlia¹,

Zanetta²

2005

Braz J Infect Dis

105

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“…It is transmitted in a manner similar to HIV (e.g., through unprotected sex, sharing of needles). However, the risk of HBV infection (unlike HIV) can be greatly reduced by the use of an effective vaccine, ideally administered in a series of three doses (Krugman and Stevens 1994). Unfortunately, many sexually active adults decline the vaccine, even when it is offered for free (Weinstock et al 1995).…”

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confidence: 99%

Understanding Consumer Responses to Product Risk Information

Cox¹,

Cox²,

Zimet

2006

Journal of Marketing

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Two experiments examine how message framing moderates consumer responses to product risk information. The findings suggest that contrary to an influential theory, consumers exposed to loss-framed messages exhibit a general aversion to product risk involving both short-term adverse effects and more permanent harm. In contrast, consumers exposed to gain-framed messages differentiate among different types of product risk. They essentially ignore temporary product risks but give considerable decisional weight to risks of permanent harm. This article discusses the implications of these findings for those who design and regulate promotional messages that contain product risk disclosures.

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“…Hepatitis B virus (HBV) is a vaccine preventable disease and an inactivated plasma-derived hepatitis B vaccine was licensed in November 1981 and became available for general use by 1982 (17). The effectiveness of routine infant hepatitis B immunization in significantly reducing or eliminating the prevalence of chronic HBV infection has been demonstrated in a variety of countries and settings.…”

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Military Personals Should Be Vaccinated Against Hepatitis B Infection

Alavian

2014

J Arch Mil Med

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Hepatitis B vaccine

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Hepatitis B in healthcare workers: prevalence, vaccination and relation to occupational factors

Hepatitis B in healthcare workers: prevalence, vaccination and relation to occupational factors

Understanding Consumer Responses to Product Risk Information

Military Personals Should Be Vaccinated Against Hepatitis B Infection

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