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Ayanda is pregnant

December 2, 2020

When Ayanda visited the Nurse she was concerned her child may be exposed to hepatitis B. Fortunately, medicine is available to treat for hepatitis B if she does have it, and her child can be vaccinated at birth.

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Stories • June 16, 2021
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