Dr. Sue Kressly
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 8 Dec
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There also is a window between when you get infected
So because there are all these cracks and it's an imperfect testing system, we know that there will be some moms who are carrying the virus whose lab result says I'm negative, but that's not true at the time of delivery and that infant is at risk and vulnerable.
Yes, you are.
We try to do risk-based.
Are you at risk?
Are you someone who is an IV drug abuser?
Are you someone who has had risky sexual behavior?
And that did not capture everyone accurately.
And when you can't 100% rely on a risk-based strategy and a testing strategy, that's when we said the right strategy is protect everyone.
Assume everyone.
I call this like universal precautions.
When you go into the hospital now, everyone wears gloves.
It's because we can't tell which of the patients might be susceptible from our bacteria or what they may have.
It's called universal protections with strong recommendations.
And we've reduced the spread of disease because we understand that when you do the right thing for everyone, you protect those most vulnerable.
You've left your child vulnerable to an infection at their most vulnerable time in life.
You can't put them in a bubble.
Are you gonna test everyone who comes into your house for hepatitis B and demand that they show that they're negative before they touch your child, change their diaper, help clean your dishes, feed your baby, et cetera.
It's not a reasonable request.
But I have another problem with this.
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