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Clinical Trials of Maternal Immunization
Immunization during pregnancy to protect the woman, fetus, and/or the infant is an important strategy to provide protection to individuals at high risk for infectious complications due to bacteria, viruses, or parasites. This is not a new strategy, as vaccines have been documented to provide protect
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