US EditionMaternal Vaccine Uptake Still Lagging. New National Project Aims to Change That
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Maternal Vaccine Uptake Still Lagging. New National Project Aims to Change That
Despite clear recommendations, vaccine uptake in pregnancy remains suboptimal in Australia, putting mothers and babies at risk. A new $1.4 million national research effort led by Monash University will tackle this issue head-on. The five-year NHMRC Partnership Project, awarded to Monash Health Director of Infections in Pregnancy service, Monash Infectious Diseases, Professor Michelle Giles, who is also from Monash University’s School of Clinical…
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