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Should any vaccine be taken before starting training in hospital for medical students?
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They should: Each training facility will likely have its own requirement for workers/students. It is reasonable that all be vaccinated against any contagious disease that they cannot prove immunity to through blood testing. It is a workplace requirement in most US hospitals for any employee, whatever status.
Answered 11/28/2017
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