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What is the risk of my child catching hep b through playing with another child who has hep b?
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Immunized: Children are routinely immunized as infants against hepatitis b, via a series of 3 vaccines. Check your child immunization status. If he is not immunized the risk is there.
Answered 4/30/2016
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