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This can occur due to: Sharing equipment (needles, syringes) contaminated by blood from an infected person Receiving a blood transfusion or organ transplant prior to 1992 (after which widespread screening for hepatitis C virtually eliminated it from the blood supply) Needlesticks with infected blood (prevalent among health care workers) Poor infection control in health care facilities A pregnant woman with hepatitis C can pass the virus to her baby, however, the risk is fairly small (less than 5 percent of infected mothers transmit the virus to the fetus)

These findings have major implications for the design of future smoking cessation interventions in Jordan

Outreach Skills Any tobacco cessation program should be built on solid outreach and engagement skills so that community members know what resources are available to them

Rockwell, John (25 June 1984)