Hepatitis B vaccine:
Hepatitis B is the second most common cause of cancer (hepatocellular carcinoma).
Hepatitis B is a global health problem and is more prevalent than HIV / AIDS.
It is one of a series of viruses that attack the liver, including the type A virus, which has its own vaccine and the virus type C, which has no vaccine against it.
HIV infection is transmitted through the use of contaminated needles or having sex with an infected person or carrying the virus unprotected or during childbirth if the mother is infected or infected with the virus.
The virus attacks the liver and while the symptoms of the disease appear in adults when they become infected, it does not appear in most children under five years of age.
Whether the signs of the disease appear or not, the infection develops slowly, causing serious complications such as liver cirrhosis and liver cancer.
Type of vaccine:
The jaundice vaccine contains a part of the virus that is recorded in a modern technology using a part of the virus DNA to prepare the vaccine from fungal islets.
It is given as an injection of muscle.
Hepatitis B is the second most common cause of cancer (hepatocellular carcinoma).
Hepatitis B is a global health problem and is more prevalent than HIV / AIDS.
It is one of a series of viruses that attack the liver, including the type A virus, which has its own vaccine and the virus type C, which has no vaccine against it.
HIV infection is transmitted through the use of contaminated needles or having sex with an infected person or carrying the virus unprotected or during childbirth if the mother is infected or infected with the virus.
The virus attacks the liver and while the symptoms of the disease appear in adults when they become infected, it does not appear in most children under five years of age.
Whether the signs of the disease appear or not, the infection develops slowly, causing serious complications such as liver cirrhosis and liver cancer.
Type of vaccine:
The jaundice vaccine contains a part of the virus that is recorded in a modern technology using a part of the virus DNA to prepare the vaccine from fungal islets.
It is given as an injection of muscle.
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