RSV is a respiratory virus that usually causes mild, cold-like symptoms. You may be at a higher risk of serious illness from RSV during pregnancy. An RSV vaccine during pregnancy can protect you ...

Health officials recommend pregnant people get Pfizer’s maternal RSV vaccine during the third trimester of pregnancy to protect their baby during the first six months of life.

A double-blind study of more than 7,000 women around the world found Pfizer’s vaccine administered in the third trimester of pregnancy to be effective in preventing severe illness requiring ...

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?

A new respiratory syncytial virus vaccine to protect infants from severe illness is available in South Africa's private sector but not yet in public clinics. The country's advisory group on ...

University of Utah’s doctor Lauren Theilen says the best time for moms-to-be to get the vaccine is during their third trimester, between 32 and 36 weeks of pregnancy. ... RSV symptoms can ...

RSV causes respiratory symptoms ranging from mild, ... There is a vaccine for RSV and the CDC recommends it for people over 60 and those in the third trimester of a pregnancy.

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 ...

In fact, RSV is the main cause of severe bronchiolitis in kids under 1 year old, and 2 or 3 out of 100 babies under 6 months may need hospitalization to receive oxygen to help them breathe.