Which statements are true regarding the hepatitis B infection?

a. Hepatitis B poses a significant risk for chronic liver disease.
b. Hepatocellular cancer is a common comorbid condition.
c. Universal vaccination of infants and children is recommended.
d. The preventive method of choice is immunization.
e. Universal vaccination of sexually active adults is recommended.


Answer:
a. Hepatitis B poses a significant risk for chronic liver disease.
b. Hepatocellular cancer is a common comorbid condition.
c. Universal vaccination of infants and children is recommended.
d. The preventive method of choice is immunization.

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