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There are various signs of #groupBstrep disease in babies. Make sure you & everyone who takes care of your baby know the signs. GBS can cause a healthy baby to become critically ill within hours – contact your baby's provider immediately with any concerns! bit.ly/GBSsigns

It is possible for your #groupBstrep status to change between testing and the time you go into labor. Make sure you recognize the signs of infection to help protect your baby! gbs-info.org

Although there are no official guidelines regarding prenatal-onset #groupBstrep disease prevention, several knowledge-based strategies may help prevent unborn babies becoming infected by GBS and/or enable better outcomes with prompt medical intervention. gbs-intl.org/prenatal-onset

In many countries, #groupBstrep guidelines recommend getting tested for GBS during your 36th or 37th week of pregnancy! If the test result is positive, you should receive IV antibiotics during labor. Knowing your GBS status is important! gbs-intl.org/gbs-testing #GBSTest

According to one study, membrane stripping was found to be an independent risk factor for early-onset GBS disease. Visit gbsi.me/MembraneStripp… to learn why avoiding membrane stripping could help protect your baby. #groupbstrep

#PrematurityAwarenessMonth! Premature babies miss out on the important growth and development that happens in the final weeks of pregnancy. #GroupBstrep can also cause preterm birth. This month let's bring awareness of the issue and what we can do to prevent it!

Anyone can carry #groupBstrep which is naturally occurring in both men and women. About 1 in 5 pregnant women worldwide "carry" or are "colonized" with GBS. Carrying GBS does not mean you are infected but it can potentially cause an infection in your baby. gbsi.me/gbs-testing

Ask to have a urine culture for #groupBstrep and other bacteria done at your first prenatal visit. If your urine tests positive, your provider should consider you to be GBS positive for this pregnancy. Make sure you have all the info! gbs-info.org

Cervical exams can transport microorganisms closer to your baby. Be aware that #groupBstrep can cross intact membranes and that your status can change after testing negative. Talk to your healthcare provider about how to help protect your baby. gbs-info.org

Learning your baby's movements is a great way to connect with your baby and learn about their routine. Noting variations can provide insight into issues like prenatal infections! gbs-info.org #GroupBStrep

Any unexplained maternal fever may be a sign of infection in your baby. Contact your provider immediately if you experience this! Make sure you have the knowledge to help protect your baby from #groupBstrep! gbs-info.org

How much do you know about prenatal-onset #groupBstrep? Find out by taking our 10-question quiz! ​Challenge your friends and share this quiz to help spread awareness of prenatal-onset GBS disease! surveymonkey.com/r/DKJ6X9F

Ask your provider to not strip your membranes. GBS can cross intact membranes and procedures such as this may push GBS as well as other bacteria closer to your baby. Be aware that you may test negative for #groupBstrep, but be positive later. gbsi.me/MembraneStripp…

There's still time to register for the launch of the new Young ISSAD group, a global initiative dedicated to connecting & empowering early-career researchers working on #groupBstrep. Learn about opportunities for collaboration! members.GBSresearchconnect.org/Events

Testing for #GroupBStrep and knowing your GBS status can help you and your healthcare providers take adequate steps to help protect your baby. Visit gbs-intl.org/gbs-testing for more info!

Prenatal-onset #groupBstrep disease is often overlooked or not recognized, discounting thousands of parents whose babies were infected by GBS in the womb. Visit gbsi.me/october for our awareness toolkit and resources!

Make sure you have accurate information about GBS! Talk to your healthcare provider about #groupBstrep today!

Today is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. Today we honor, celebrate, and remember babies who have passed away due to miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal death, and other causes of infant loss. #groupBstrep

You know your body and your baby best. Trust your instincts and make sure you and your healthcare team have a plan in place! #groupBstrep

If you are #groupBstrep positive, plan ahead if you have short labors or live far from the hospital. The IV antibiotics you receive in labor generally take 4 hours to be optimally effective. Learn more at gbs-info.org.

#GroupBStrep (GBS), a common bacterium in the intestines, vagina, or nearby areas, can cause GBS disease, which can lead to serious infections in newborns. During International Group B Strep Awareness Month, learn how to prevent GBS disease in newborns. ms.spr.ly/6015ShO3W

Lovely to catch up with @GillWaltonRCM at the @MidwivesRCM conference. Fabulous to be talking to so many amazing midwives about #groupBStrep 💙💛

Dr Theresa Lamagni, Senior Epidemiologist speaking #GBSconference2024 on #GroupBstrep disease incidence. Notable GBS is the second most common cause of infection with 34% of surviving infants suffering neurological injury @GBSSupport @LeighDayHealth

Our Chief Executive, @JanePlumb , is speaking at the @MidwivesRCM Conference tomorrow — flying the GBSS flag and raising vital awareness about #groupBStrep! If you’re watching the stream, Jane will be speaking at 12PM, Stream B.

Knowledge can help to protect your baby 💙 💛 Learn everything you need to know about group B Strep at gbss.org.uk #groupbstrep

Today at 8pm! We are hosting our #IBMSChat Twitter/X Space to raise awareness of #GroupBStrep. Join us tonight to hear from the CEO of @GBSSupport, IBMS President @Debra54597120 and IBMS member @PhillipaBurns.

Today's Day 1 of Group B Strep Awareness Week #gbsaw It's crazy that all pregnant women & people aren't routinely given info about #groupBStrep or the chance to find out if they're carrying GBS. So proud that @GBSSupport is working to change this. Do give them a cheeky follow

The IBMS is supporting Group B Strep Awareness Month this July. Group B Strep is the UK’s leading cause of life-threatening infection in newborn babies AND of meningitis in babies under 3 months. Visit bit.ly/3WbFcZX for more info. #GBSAM24 #GBSAwareness #groupBStrep

Next week, on Wednesday 4 October, we will be hosting an #IBMSChat Space on #GroupBStrep. We will be joined by representatives from @GBSSupport, including the charity's CEO. Make sure to set your reminders now!

#GroupBStrep (GBS)—a common bacterium in the intestines or lower genital tract—can cause GBS disease, which can cause serious infections in newborns. During International Group B Strep Awareness Month, learn how to prevent GBS disease in newborns. ms.spr.ly/6011lBv2R

First talk of the second day: Dr Dorota Jamrozy talks about JUNO project #ISSAD2023 #GroupBStrep #GBS

Three things you should know about #groupbstrep - Hit RT to raise awareness 💛💙

Most #GroupBStrep infections in newborn babies can be prevented. Through their annual Awareness Month, the @GBSSupport aims to empower new parents with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions about their baby. Read more & support the campaign: bit.ly/3D5rgGi

Bahatt Ibrahim is supporting #GroupBStrep Awareness Month after her son was diagnosed with a brain injury following her diagnosis of Group B Strep during pregnancy. Now aged four, Emmanuel has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy and autism: bit.ly/44y50RC #GBSAware

July is #GroupBStrep Awareness Month! Did you know 1 in 4 pregnant women carry GBS? Spread awareness and help protect babies worldwide! Don't play the odds - get tested! Know the facts about group B strep and how to help protect your baby! #GBSAM23

We’re supporting our client, Louise Martin, to raise awareness of the dangers of #GroupBStrep following the tragic loss of her son, Joshua, to the common birth infection. Discover how Louise and @GBSSupport advocate for more testing to help save lives: bit.ly/3zYfM9d

When we lift each other up & share our knowledge of #groupBStrep, we help every woman have the information & care they need to protect themselves & their baby during pregnancy & birth. If you know someone who's pregnant, please tell them about GBS this #InternationalWomensDay 💛

Excited to be here in Birmingham for the @MidwivesRCM conference - I'm looking forward to speaking about #groupBStrep and @GBSSupport on Thursday, and talking with so many midwives over the next couple of days! It's going to be fun 😊

Prenatal care plays a vital role in protecting both mother and baby—especially when it comes to preventing infections. Read our free pregnancy resources to learn more: fda.gov/pregnancy #WomensHealth #GroupBStrep

I'm joining tonight's #WaveOfLight and remembering all the babies who died too soon, including my Theo. I'm proud of the work done at @GBSSupport in his memory, working hard to help other families have happier endings. #BabyLoss #GroupBStrep