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What are the Types of Infections Caused by GBS?

GBS can cause a range of infections in newborns, categorized primarily into two types:
Early-onset GBS disease: Occurs within the first week of life, often within the first 24 hours. It can lead to pneumonia, sepsis, and meningitis.
Late-onset GBS disease: Occurs from one week to three months of age. This type is more likely to cause meningitis and sepsis.

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