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October 11, 2025Deleted Journal

Analysis of Causal Factors of Hepatitis B in Pregnant Women: Literature Review

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Low educational attainment significantly increases the risk of hepatitis B infection in pregnant women.
Factors like history of using unsterile needles and previous blood transfusions are major contributors to infection.
Limited knowledge about hepatitis B among pregnant women elevates the risk of viral transmission.
Education and proactive screening for hepatitis B during pregnancy can help prevent vertical transmission.

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Literature review identifies key factors influencing hepatitis B infection in pregnant women, suggesting enhanced education and screening.

Mauliza et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Literature review identifies key factors influencing hepatitis B infection in pregnant women, suggesting enhanced education and screening.