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Hepatitis B – A guide for young peopleHepatitis B – A guide for young people

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Hepatitis B – A guide for young people

This resource has been written for teenagers (13+) who have hepatitis B and would like to know more about it.

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Hepatitis B vaccination on the safeguarding support unit and SARCHepatitis B vaccination on the safeguarding support unit and SARC

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Hepatitis B vaccination on the safeguarding support unit and SARC

What is hepatitis B? Hepatitis B is a liver infection that is spread through blood and body fluids. The infection usually only lasts a few months, but some people can have hepatitis B long term. Hepatitis B can cause: high temperatures tiredness feeling or being sick pain in the tummy itchy patches...

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