… infant during the first months of life, the lower passive immunity in infants born to vaccinated
mothers … which children no longer have protective antibodies while still being unvaccinated. …

… [33] have recently shown that vaccinating mothers during … –5 months of life than those observed
in the infants of unvaccinated … those in the vaccinated infants of unvaccinated mothers. At …

… to postulate that the maternal exposure to infectious agents offered the sufficient antibodies
in the colostrum (breast milk)—the “first vaccine” a mother could offer to a newborn infant. …

… compared to preterm infants weighing less than 1800 g. The response of the latter group …
because early vaccination of preterm infants born to HBsAg-positive mothers, or to mothers of …

… Also, infants born from unvaccinated mothers are unprotected against tetanus during the
first months of life (25). The use of unsterile instruments and poor hygiene conditions are the …

… during the first 2 months of life and during the first year of life. We also … vaccinated mothers,
infants with 1 DTaP vaccine dose born to unvaccinated mothers; infants with 1 DTaP vaccine …

… As observed in infants, certain vaccine antigens induced early life antibody responses that
… that have generated strong antibody responses in mothers. This hypothesis is supported by …

… during pregnancy could be a way to prevent pneumococcal disease during the first
months of life, before the pneumococcal vaccine administered to the infant begins to induce …

… a purposeful sampling of black mothers and of mothers who did not want to vaccinate their
… importance and value of parenthood and family life in the development of the full human …

… To understand the contact pattern of infants, especially those too young to be vaccinated,
we sent contact diaries to a representative sample of 1000 mothers in the United Kingdom. We …