#HepatitisB# and #HepatitisC# can lead to serious liver disease and are major causes of #LiverCancer#. The good news? Testing can help catch these infections early—even if you feel healthy. Talk to your health care provider about getting tested. Prevention starts with knowing your status: #LCAM# #LiverCancer# #LiverCancerAwareness#

Hepatitis B is spread through the mixing of bodily fluids—most often infected blood.... It’s a serious infection, but one that typically affects adults through high-risk exposures—not young children. If you're being asked to vaccinate your baby at birth, it's okay to pause and ask: Is this truly necessary right now? Explore the facts => #vaccines#

Hepatitis B is on the recommended vaccine schedule for infants at birth. But it hasn't been proven that the risks of the hep B vaccine are safer than hepatitis B. Also, there are antiviral medicines that can be used to treat chronic hepatitis B. You can learn more about the risks of hepatitis B and treatment options here: #vaccines#

BREAKING: Hepatitis B vaccine study condemned as unethical wins approval from Danish university A Danish university has approved a CDC-funded study in African newborns, in which only half of babies will receive the hepatitis B vaccine. Read more:

Both the Hepatitis A and B vaccines contain aluminum—a substance recognized as a neurotoxin by U.S. health agencies. The FDA has even warned about the risks of aluminum toxicity in infants and children. So why is it still in vaccines given at birth? Parents, don’t wait to get informed. Click here to learn more: #vaccines#

Did you know that the hepatitis B vaccine has been linked to reported cases of severe autoimmune diseases, including systemic lupus erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis, and type 1 diabetes? Staying informed is key to making the best decisions for your child’s health. Here's a good resource: #vaccines#

Are pregnant women tested for hepatitis B? Yes – they are given a blood test for HepB when seeing a doctor. About 99.7% of women in the U.S. are hepatitis B negative. Get more scientific facts and research here: #vaccines# #protectyourkids#