RSV is a common respiratory virus. During pregnancy, RSV may cause serious illness. Vaccination during pregnancy may protect you and your baby.

Federal regulators on Monday approved a maternal RSV vaccine administered during pregnancy to protect infants from severe illness. It’s the latest in a new arsenal of immunizations against the ...

This patient fact sheet on RSV in pregnancy discusses protecting mothers and babies from RSV, symptoms, treatments, and vaccination.

Health officials recommend that pregnant people receive Pfizer's maternal RSV vaccine made by Pfizer during the third trimester of pregnancy to protect their unborn baby.

The CDC recommends the RSV vaccine for pregnant people between 32 weeks and 36 days of pregnancy, depending on the time of year. Why this specific window in the third trimester?

"Some people never notice symptoms, which is why pregnancies are detected at all different gestational ages, even sometimes in the third trimester," Tang says.

Pregnant Ashley Tisdale shared a relatable third trimester post about her latest pregnancy symptoms — including experiencing acid reflux — on her Instagram Stories on Aug. 5.

This summer, the FDA approved Moderna’s mRESVIA RSV vaccine for adults. Last year, the FDA approved Abrysvo (Pfizer) and Arexvy (GSK) to protect seniors from serious illness, and approved Abrysvo for ...

Should you get the RSV vaccine during pregnancy? A vaccine that's given before birth is a game changer because while the majority of RSV cases are mild, there are still a great number that are far ...