Hep B has been on the Ontario vaccine schedule for at least 20 years. They administer it to all grade 7 students along with meningococcal conjugate and HPV. Hep A and monkeypox are not on the routine schedule here.
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I thought Hep B was something that's usually administered to babies and/or school age kids, but that protocol would have started way before my time; I don't think the first version of the vaccine was invented till the 1980s/90s. I'm pretty sure I've never had the vaccine.
None of the three vaccines you mentioned have come up as recommended during my visits with my PCP.
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I got a Hep A or B vaccine when I was going to a country that advised it. The trip was cancelled. I had "jaundice" when I was four. Back when the doc steamed his needles and gave penicillin for everything.
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