Do you think it’s safe to put a DNA strand of SV40 in vaccines? It did contaminate the polio vaccine but there are no studies indicating that vaccine causes cancer.
Still tired from that hep A vaccine. 2nd dose seems to be with more side effects and mine was years apart… Thurs arms were so tired like claws being dragged through them and burning. Still went ahead with my workout. But lightheaded all week and feeling tingly.
Sleepy today especially with that exposure doing outing.
People recover faster, but it just seems way too superficial to me. Like you didn’t even nick the health. Like it’s diamond enclosed
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Resign RFK Jr.
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Why resign? Getting vaccinated won’t hurt near as bad if you can afford it.
Vaccines are usually free in Canada and I paid for the shingles vaccine after a female relative caught it.
Oh, goodie. You need vaccine protection in the north where it turns cold sooner and stays cold longer. You are vaccinated against COVID-19 aren’t you?
Dosed 4 times with Pfizer never caught Wuhan was out and about every day of the pandemic.
I will try for shingles next visit
You’re a journalist?
No just like to walk. Wore a mask when asked or directed. 3 times ppl have called me a choate on the street the old lady meant it as an insult.
She obviously used it in the proper context, otherwise, inchoate would have been the correct wording.
This is the real hope for America. Republicans shouldn’t get vaccinated, and then hopefully they and their children die out and sanity can prevail.
I don’t have time to read this article but…We are talking about a hepatitis vaccine aren’t we? Why does a baby need a vaccine against hepatitis? Do you know how many unnecessary vaccines a 6 month old baby receives compared to what I received in 65’? I’ve posted it before. In 65’ there were only 3 vaccines. Today an 6 month old baby get about 6 shots and that’s just the beginning of their vaccine schedule. Almost everyone I know has low spectrum autism or has a child with autism and ADHD. These diseases are progressing with every new vaccine added to the schedule. Today 1in 10 children have some form of autism or adhd They grow up and realize they aren’t intelligent enough to make alot of money or have a life partner but they also don’t qualify for monetary assistance from the government because they aren’t retarded. Perhaps we can make them feel worthless, encourage them to die and harvest their organs so society will accept their sacrifice as a worthy human offering upon the world.
Babies are vaccinated against hepatitis (especially hepatitis B) to protect them early from a serious, lifelong liver infection that can be silently passed to them and cause major problems later in life.
Here’s why it’s important:
1. Hepatitis B can be passed at birth
A mother can carry hepatitis B without knowing it. If a baby gets infected during birth:
- Up to 90% of infected newborns develop chronic (lifelong) infection
- Chronic hepatitis B can later cause liver failure, cirrhosis, or liver cancer
Vaccinating at birth can prevent this almost entirely.
2. Babies are more vulnerable than adults
- Adults who get hepatitis B usually clear the virus
- Babies’ immune systems are immature, so they are much more likely to develop lifelong infection
3. Hepatitis B spreads easily
It spreads through blood and body fluids, not just sex or drugs. For babies, exposure can happen through:
- Small cuts or scrapes
- Contact with infected caregivers or household members
- Medical procedures (even rare accidents)
4. Early vaccination gives long-term protection
- The vaccine is very safe and well-studied
- Protection lasts for decades, often for life
- Starting at birth ensures protection before any possible exposure
5. It protects the community too
Widespread vaccination has dramatically reduced hepatitis B cases and liver cancer worldwide.
In short
The hepatitis B vaccine is given to babies not because they are doing risky things, but because:
- The infection is dangerous for infants
- Early protection prevents lifelong disease
- It’s safest and most effective when given early
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How can you vaccinate a baby against what a baby is infected with?
A baby born to a mother with hepatitis B is most commonly infected at the time of birth, not earlier in pregnancy
If the mother has hepatitis B, giving the baby the hepatitis B vaccine at birth can prevent infection — but only when it is given together with HBIG and on time.
What must happen
When a mother has hepatitis B:
- Within 12 hours of birth, the baby must receive:
- Hepatitis B vaccine, and
- HBIG (hepatitis B immune globulin)
- The baby then completes the full vaccine series over the next months.
How effective this is
- This approach prevents hepatitis B in over 95% of babies.
- Without this protection, most babies would become infected.
Important details
- The vaccine alone is not enough in this situation.
- Timing is critical — delays reduce protection.
- Even if the baby looks healthy, protection is still needed.
Yes but the birth comes before the vaccine. What point is there in vaccinating the infected against infection?
apparently they arent “fully infected” within 12 hours?:
the virus hasn’t yet fully infected the baby’s liver cells in the first hours.
Almost all of our positive hepatitis b patients are unvaccinated East Asians. Most of our liver transplants are unvaccinated east Asians, heroin addicts, and a few that were unlucky, but the east Asians and heroin addicts dominate the liver transplant list here. I wonder if that will get better with the younger Asian population being born here.