… newborns vaccinated … mother–child cohorts represent a resource to investigate the causes
and consequences of inadequate vaccination coverage during pregnancy and in the early life …

… In Asia the risk of HBV infection persists well into childhood for neonates of HBsAg positive
mothers not already infected in the first year of life. By the time these neonates have reached …

… Passive immunity—transplacental immune globulin G antibody transfer from vaccinated
mother to fetus—provides infant protection for up to 6 months of life. Maternal immunization is …

… As this suggests, mothers’ notions of health in infants may be contradictory or dynamic, … I
think it's because of in the first year of life they have a lot of vaccinations and I just worry about …

… infants in the first few months of life is … most infants of vaccinated mothers will have protective
antibody levels until 14-22 weeks of age. Figure 1 shows that infants of immunised mothers …

… of life, and these antibody levels are higher among infants born to mothers who were
vaccinated … 2 weeks after vaccination, we excluded case infants born to mothers who had been …

… of infant vaccine responses, studies were undertaken in murine models of early life … pups
given serum from immune mothers were found to totally inhibit antibody vaccine responses to a …

… in infants of vaccinated mothers in the first month of life, … more common in infants of
unvaccinated mothers (Table VI). … of life in infants of mothers who received influenza vaccine. …

… The protection provided by the influenza vaccine to the mothers during pregnancy as
well as to the newborns in their first 6 months of life (with a passive transfer of anti-influenza …

… months of life were 111.3 and 70.1 of 100 000 infants, respectively (22). Of the hospitalized
… antibody levels measured in children of vaccinated compared to unvaccinated mothers (23). …