Assertion: hepatitis b | /r/HasProperty | common
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: in the united states
type: LOCATION
value: to learn
type: PURPOSE
value: among asian americans
type: OTHER
value: worldwide
type: LOCATION
value: in the uk
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Were born in a country where hepatitis B is common, including Asia, the Pacific Islands, Africa and Eastern Europe
text: Hepatitis B is uncommon in the UK.
text: Hepatitis B is a common disease in the United States.
text: Have parents or adopted children from places where hepatitis B is common, including Asia, the Pacific Islands, Africa and Eastern Europe
text: International travelers to countries where hepatitis B is common
text: Travelers to countries where hepatitis B is common should get the hepatitis B vaccine.
text: International travelers to countries where hepatitis B is common
text: were born in the United States, didn’t receive the hepatitis B vaccine as an infant, and have parents who were born in an area where hepatitis B was especially common
text: have lived in or travel often to parts of the world where hepatitis B is common
text: If you are traveling to countries where hepatitis B is common and you haven’t received the hepatitis B vaccine, try to get all the shots before you go.
text: Travelers to and families adopting from countries where hepatitis B is common (e.g. Asia, Africa, South America, Pacific Islands, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East)
text: An effective and safe vaccine is available that reliably prevents hepatitis B. Vaccination is suggested for most infants and for children aged 10 and younger whose parents are from a place where hepatitis B is common.
text: If you travel to countries where Hepatitis B is common, you should get the vaccine.
text: You are traveling to a country where hepatitis B is common.
text: Traveling to regions where hepatitis B is common
text: Vaccination with hepatitis B adult vaccine is recommended for all adults who are at risk of getting hepatitis B. Risk factors include: living with someone infected with hepatitis B virus; having more than one sex partner; men who have sex with men; having sexual contact with infected people; having hepatitis C, chronic liver disease, kidney disease, diabetes, HIV or AIDS; being on dialysis; using intravenous (IV) drugs; living or working in a facility for developmentally disabled people; working in healthcare or public safety and being exposed to blood or body fluids; living or working in a correctional facility; being a victim of sexual abuse or assault; and traveling to areas where hepatitis B is common.
text: Travel to countries where hepatitis B is common
text: You may be at risk for both diseases if you: Are traveling to certain countries where hepatitis B is common
text: Travelers to areas where hepatitis B is common.
text: Hepatitis B is common worldwide.
text: In the United States, hepatitis B is very common among Asian Americans.
text: Because hepatitis B is so common, it is easy for many people born in Asia to come into contact with the hepatitis B virus.
text: If you're traveling to a region where hepatitis B is common, ask your doctor about the hepatitis B vaccine in advance.
text: Were born in a country where hepatitis B is common, including Asia, the Pacific Islands, Africa and Eastern Europe
text: Have parents or adopted children from places where hepatitis B is common, including Asia, the Pacific Islands, Africa and Eastern Europe
text: Travelers to regions of the world where hepatitis B is common (Asia, Africa, the Amazon Basin in South America, the Pacific Islands, Eastern Europe, or the Middle East);
text: Vaccination with Engerix-B is recommended for all adults who are at risk of getting hepatitis B. Risk factors include: living with someone infected with hepatitis B virus; having more than one sex partner; men who have sex with men; having sexual contact with infected people; having hepatitis C, chronic liver disease, kidney disease, diabetes, HIV or AIDS; being on dialysis; using intravenous (IV) drugs; living or working in a facility for developmentally disabled people; working in healthcare or public safety and being exposed to blood or body fluids; living or working in a correctional facility; being a victim of sexual abuse or assault; and traveling to areas where hepatitis B is common.
text: Foreign travel: Travelers to regions where hepatitis B is common
text: Vaccination with hepatitis B pediatric vaccine is recommended for all children beginning at birth, especially children and adolescents who are at risk of getting hepatitis B. Risk factors include: living with someone infected with hepatitis B virus; being born to a mother who is infected with hepatitis B; being on dialysis; living in a facility for developmentally disabled people; traveling to areas where hepatitis B is common; being an adolescent who has never received a hepatitis B vaccine during childhood.
text: ALL pregnant women should be tested for hepatitis B. Testing is especially important for women who fall into high-risk groups such as health care workers, women from ethnic communities where hepatitis B is common, spouses or partners living with an infected person, etc.
text: Live or travel for more than 6 months a year in countries where Hepatitis B is common
text: people travelling to parts of the world where hepatitis B is very common.
text: people travelling to parts of the world where hepatitis B is very common.
text: Hepatitis B is very common and a potentially deadly infection that leads to much suffering worldwide.
text: If you travel to countries where Hepatitis B is common, you should get the vaccine.
text: If you’re traveling to a region where hepatitis B is common, ask your doctor about the hepatitis B vaccine in advance.
text: Were born in a country where hepatitis B is common, including Asia, the Pacific Islands, Africa and Eastern Europe
text: Have parents or adopted children from places where hepatitis B is common, including Asia, the Pacific Islands, Africa and Eastern Europe
text: Most people with chronic hepatitis B were infected during childbirth, in an area of the world where hepatitis B is common.
text: You are traveling to a country where hepatitis B is common To learn how and where to get tested or vaccinated for hepatitis B: Ask your doctor
text: Traveling to areas where hepatitis B is common, such as:
text: Besides, the immunity has a chance to develop the vaccine for the people who have a high risk of getting infected by Hepatitis B. Those are the people who have used drugs, had sexual intercourse with infected people, lived with infected people, a man who has had sex with men, household contacts – if it has an infected family member, traveled to the countries where Hepatitis B is common, and work or live in a jail.
text: Lifestyle risk factors include: Being born in, or traveling to, parts of the world where hepatitis B is common or where a large number of people have been infected for a long time.
text: Your risks increase if you have sex with an infected person, have multiple sexual partners, inject drugs, received blood clotting factors or transfusions before 1992 or travel to countries where hepatitis B is common