Congenital Syphilis (for Parents and Caregivers)
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Fact Sheet, 2026
This fact sheet provides information about congenital syphilis for parents and caregivers, including transmission, prevention, outcomes, newborn care, and follow-up care.
For a congenital syphilis fact sheet for healthcare professionals, please visit: Congenital Syphilis – For Healthcare Professionals
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