Hepatitis B is a serious liver infection passed person-to-person through blood and other bodily fluids. Pregnant women can pass Hepatitis B to their babies during childbirth, which is why newborns are given a Hep B vaccine at birth.
Where we talk about Hepatitis B
- Fact sheet Hepatitis B Vaccine
- Blog Staying Hopeful with Hepatitis B
- Blog Answering Key Questions on Hepatitis B Birth Dose at a Critical Time
- Blog I'm a Doctor. Hepatitis B Almost Killed Me Anyway.
- Blog Hepatitis B Isn’t a Character Flaw. It Took Me Years to Believe That.
- Blog How I Found Out I Had Hepatitis B
