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Could Intervention in Pregnancy Boost Child Vaccine Uptake?

UNITED STATES, JUL 16 – A study found 48% of first-time pregnant individuals were undecided about childhood vaccines, highlighting pregnancy as a crucial time to improve vaccine confidence.

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The study authors find that the group in their survey that was most uncertain about whether to vaccinate their kids is pregnant women who have not previously given birth. Medscape Medical News

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Could Intervention in Pregnancy Boost Child Vaccine Uptake?

The study authors find that the group in their survey that was most uncertain about whether to vaccinate their kids is pregnant women who have not previously given birth. Medscape Medical News

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Targeting Uncertainty: Why Pregnancy May Be the Best Time to Build Vaccine Confidence

New national survey data reveal high uncertainty among pregnant individuals—especially first-time parents—about vaccinating their future children, underscoring the value of proactive engagement to strengthen infection prevention.

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