The other group at the highest risk when it comes to RSV is children under age five, and specifically infants—especially ...

we know that the vaccine given to those who are pregnant protects babies for their first 6 months of life—when they are most ...

Some provinces have begun rolling out a vaccination program for infants with newly authorized products. The situation is much ...

and updated CDC recommendations -- plus a potential new monoclonal antibody for protecting infants. FDA Approvals and ...

The Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP) has lauded the Federal Government's announcement of $174.5 million to provide free RSV vaccination during ...

The respiratory virus is the leading cause of hospitalisation for infants, with 12,000 babies admitted each year. Before next ...

The federal government will place RSV vaccines on the national immunisation program, as 12,000 babies are hospitalised with ...

Fortunately, RSV vaccines are now approved for pregnant people, too, and a new immunization is available for infants. Then there’s the latest COVID-19 shot, a brand-new vaccine against ...

A new free vaccine program from the Federal Government is expected to protect pregnant women and babies from the ...

Pregnant women and babies will have greater protection against a condition known as respiratory syncytial virus as part of an ...

RSV vaccination for infants and mothers should be administered either in the hospital or directly from a primary health-care ...

There is no vaccine approved for babies at this time ... Beyfortus, the new monoclonal antibody injection, similarly reduces the risk of RSV in infants for about five months—or one RSV season.