You can check whether youâve achieved 165 Â° F by inserting a meat thermometer into the thickest part of the breast. In this case, close is not good enough. Make sure you put it back in the oven if it hasnât reached this threshold.
Currently, there is no hepatitis C vaccine for three basic reasons: HCV has different genotypes. These genotypes are basically genetic variations of a theme. They're hepatitis C viruses, but they have enough genetic difference to be classified in distinct genotypes.
Tested for Hepatitis C. Although anyone can get hepatitis C (HCV), more than 75% of adults infected are baby boomers, people born from 1945 to 1965.The reasons for this are not well understood.ecause of the size of the baby boomer population, and because boomers are aging, Hep C infection is considered a silent, looming epidemic. The CDC calls it âan unrecognized health crisis in the United States.â Thatâs why the CDC and other health officials recommend one-time Hep C testing for all baby boomers.