The hepatitis B vaccine is recommended for: Newborns Children and adolescents not vaccinated at birth Those who work or live in a center for people who are developmentally disabled People who live with someone who has hepatitis B Health care workers, emergency workers and other people who come into contact with blood Anyone who has a sexually transmitted infection, including HIV Men who have sex with men People who have multiple sexual partners Sexual partners of someone who has hepatitis B People who inject illegal drugs or share needles and syringes People with chronic liver disease People with end-stage kidney disease Travelers planning to go to an area of the world with a high hepatitis B infection rate You can also reduce your chance of hepatitis B infection by: Not sharing drug needles or other drug materials Wearing gloves if you have to touch another persons blood or open sores Making sure your tattoo artist or body piercer uses sterile tools Not sharing personal items, such as toothbrushes, razors, or nail clippers Using a latex condom during sex
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But it allows you that flexibility, that you can take this money, and you can pay for any treatment that your insurance company may not cover. Mary Hesdorffer, Former Director of the Meso Foundation Our team can determine if you may be eligible for compensation to help pay for medical expenses and other costs related to your mesothelioma diagnosis
