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How Are Bacterial Infections Transmitted to Neonates?

Bacterial infections can be transmitted to neonates through various routes. Vertical transmission occurs when bacteria are passed from the mother to the baby during pregnancy, labor, or delivery. Horizontal transmission happens after birth through contact with contaminated surfaces, medical equipment, or healthcare personnel.

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