December 9, 2025 - 18:46

New Hampshire health officials are emphasizing the need for parents to maintain the standard hepatitis B vaccination schedule for newborns, even after a recent vote from a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention committee that recommended removing the vaccination from routine schedules.
The hepatitis B vaccine is crucial for protecting infants from a virus that can lead to serious liver complications, including chronic disease and liver cancer. Health experts argue that the benefits of vaccinating newborns far outweigh any concerns surrounding the CDC committee's decision.
Officials are concerned that discontinuing the recommendation could lead to decreased vaccination rates, potentially exposing infants to the virus. They encourage parents to consult with healthcare providers about the importance of vaccinations and to adhere to the recommended immunization schedule.
By prioritizing the health of newborns through vaccination, New Hampshire aims to safeguard future generations from preventable diseases.
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