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06/11/2026 19:00

Infant bleeding cases surge as parents reject vitamin K shots

A growing number of infants in the United States are experiencing potentially life-threatening bleeding as more parents decline a vitamin K shot that has long been recommended for newborns, according to two new studies.

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