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. 2022 Dec 16;188(7-8):e2067–e2073. doi: 10.1093/milmed/usac389

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FIGURE 1. — Model schematic. Entering recruits who were antibody negative for both hepatitis A and hepatitis B or only hepatitis B were considered unprotected against hepatitis B (N = 23,004). Unprotected Marine recruits received either a 2-dose (HepB-CpG; scenario 1) or a 3-dose (HepB-Alum; scenario 2) vaccine series based on their age and vaccination status. Note that because HepB-CpG is only approved for individuals ≥18 years of age, those <18 years of age received HepB-Alum. HepB = hepatitis B; HepA = hepatitis A.