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I'm catching up on some emails ans while reading "IAC Express"
(Immunization Action Committee) I came across the following.
I looked at he site, it looks like a nice guidelkine wiht the breatsfeding info included.
Rob
Rob Cordes, DO
pediatrician
Wilkes Barre, PA
mailto:[log in to unmask]
Visit IAC's website to obtain the most recent revision of
"Labor and Delivery Unit Guidelines to Prevent HBV
Transmission," an educational guide for hospital staff. It
covers specific recommendations for labor and delivery
units, as well as detailed guidelines for nursery units.
The minor revision to this publication makes it clear that
mothers who test positive for hepatitis B surface antigen
can indeed breastfeed their infants, if they so desire, even
immediately following delivery.
This helpful resource is available on IAC's website in both
web text (HTML) and camera-ready (PDF) formats. Go to:
http://www.immunize.org/catg.d/p2130.htm
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