… of several vaccine-preventable diseases. Moreover, the … vaccine coverage is maintained
to induce high levels of herd … vaccination provides passive immunity for the infant through …

… for women of reproductive age), there is a constant presence of … confer passive protection
against SARS-CoV-2 in newborns … rubella, and hepatitis B, in which transfer ratios ranging from …

… initial vaccine BCG or OPV 0 and the nal vaccine measles is quite high with 36%; that
means, over one third of the children … the following vaccination status: partial vaccination (passive …

… vaccine preventable diseases at a time when they do … during the third trimester [29]
Consequently, the newborn will benefit from passive immunity to pertussis until active immunization …

… of other diseases, currently progressing through the vaccine … showing persistent blunting
following booster vaccination had … independent of antibody-mediated passive immunity [72]. …

… respiratory infectious diseases for which vaccines are … + T cells and these Tregs maintained
tolerance at later life (96). … -Hib-HepB vaccines comparable to term born neonates (115), …

… However, passive immunotherapy of a breast milk–targeted … Continuous expression of
antigen through vectored … influence measles vaccine responses and vaccine failure in children …

… vaccination or obtained passively … against rabies, chickenpox, measles, tetanus, and hepatitis
B are available for application. The protection obtained is maintained for about 3–6 months …

… infants with cCMV born to mothers with PI or NPI [7,12,13,14]. … , infants with asymptomatic
cCMV infections rarely suffered … While for most viruses, such as rubella, measles and mumps, …

… We assumed mothers were immune to measles, and passive … children born during and after
the pandemic do not fall behind on the … level immunity do not directly correlate with sustained …