Should Canadian parents be worried about hepatitis in kids?

Today's Parent·May 12

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There is concern among parents in canada about hepatitis in kids. The hepatitis b vaccine is a topic of discussion, with some outlets providing information on the virus and vaccine, while others report on changes to vaccine recommendations for us infants. It appears that some parents are refusing or delaying routine preventive care for newborns, including vaccines.

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