… , complement proteins… vaccination has re-emerged as a crucial source of passive immunity
to the neonate through the placenta and breastfeeding, considering that maternal vaccination …

… In addition, when the immune responses of breastfed and not breastfed infants vaccinated
with conjugated Hib vaccine at 2, 4, and 6 months were compared, there was no significant …

… of Breastfeeding Medicine, 9 which state: “During lactation, it is unlikely that the vaccine lipid
would … various vaccine platforms (we've vaccinated for decades and it's been safe, these are …

… In summary, based on the literature available on the safety of live vaccines in infants breastfed
by women receiving anti-TNF therapies, the benefits from breastfeeding while receiving …

… Another possible limitation of this study is the difference in breastfeeding periods between
control and vaccinated participants. Only 2 mothers in the control group had extended …

… up to two years with the introduction of complementary foods (9). … health benefits of
breastfeeding and vaccination, significant … to lactation support and vaccine access. There are a …

… as those receiving complementary foods after 6 … stop breastfeeding to be vaccinated against
COVID-19, and it is unlikely that vaccination has any impact on women’s ability to breastfeed…

… 19 vaccines in breastfeeding women and breastfed children. The lack of clinical data on the
use of COVID-19 vaccines for breastfeeding … potential benefits of breastfeeding including the …

… Susceptible women who are breastfeeding should be vaccinated with MMR vaccine [46]. …
should be exclusive until six months before any other fluids or complementary foods are given. …

… vaccines to breastfeeding women, as the potential benefits of maternal vaccination while
breastfeeding … for the first six months, and after six months in combination with complementary …