Perinatal Hepatitis B
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Infectious Disease Epidemiology, Prevention and Control Division
651-201-5414
About Perinatal Hepatitis B
The best way to prevent perinatal hepatitis B is for babies to be vaccinated at birth.
On this page:
Perinatal Hepatitis B Facts
Hepatitis B Resources
Immunization and Vaccine Information
Perinatal Hepatitis B Facts
- Hepatitis B Information for Pregnant Persons
Information on hepatitis B, why to get tested if you are pregnant, and how to protect your baby. This information is available in multiple languages. - Get Tested for Hepatitis B (PDF)
Infographic-style resource with information on hepatitis B, how it is spread, and who should get tested. - Immunization Materials Order Form
Order print materials on perinatal hepatitis B for patients and providers.
Hepatitis B Resources
- Hepatitis B Video for Pregnant Women
- CDC: Viral Hepatitis - Hepatitis B Information
CDC's main page on Hepatitis B.
Immunization and Vaccine Information
- Immunization: Me and My Family
Find out when kids and adults should get immunizations. - CDC: Hepatitis B and the Vaccine (Shot) to Prevent It: Fact Sheet for Parents
CDC fact sheet on transmission, symptoms, diagnosis and prevention of hepatitis B. - Immunize.org: Hepatitis B Vaccine: What You Need to Know
CDC's Vaccine Information Statement available in English and other languages from Immunize.org (formerly the Immunization Action Coalition).