I have days where a little baby will come in with a parent (usually our refugee or immigrant population) and they pump these little babies full of 8 different vaccines because they are "behind schedule". I'm still to this day seeing children getting their covid vaccine within days or weeks of turning 5 because they come in for their well child checks and the doc pushes it on them.

When I say pushes I truly mean that. Doctor's are even notating in charts their persistence in getting people to take vaccines.

In general I think the Hep B at birth is relatively fine because of the ways Hep A/B can be transmitted (we can get into the argument of viruses and how we might be able to cure hepatitis and friends with ivermectin later) and to a certain extent HiB because we don't have a lot of case studies on people taking HCQ and/or Ivermectin to cure these.

Edit: The schedules for anyone interested https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/schedules/hcp/imz/child-adolescent.html

I have days where a little baby will come in with a parent (usually our refugee or immigrant population) and they pump these little babies full of 8 different vaccines because they are "behind schedule". I'm still to this day seeing children getting their covid vaccine within days or weeks of turning 5 because they come in for their well child checks and the doc pushes it on them.

When I say pushes I truly mean that. Doctor's are even notating in charts their persistence in getting people to take vaccines.

In general I think the Hep B at birth is relatively fine because of the ways Hep A/B can be transmitted (we can get into the argument of viruses and how we might be able to cure hepatitis and friends with ivermectin later) and to a certain extent HiB because we don't have a lot of case studies on people taking HCQ and/or Ivermectin to cure these.