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UK health officials urge pregnant women to get flu vaccine for their own and baby’s protection amid record hospitalizations.
Pregnant women in the UK are being urged to get the flu vaccine as soon as possible, with medical experts highlighting its safety and effectiveness at any stage of pregnancy.
Data shows pregnant women face higher risks of severe flu complications and hospitalization, and their babies are more likely to be hospitalized, especially in early life.
The vaccine helps pass protective antibodies to newborns, offering crucial early protection.
With flu hospitalizations in England at record highs—averaging 3,140 patients daily—health officials stress it’s not too late to vaccinate and encourage discussions with midwives and GPs.
A new government campaign promotes flu, RSV, and whooping cough vaccines for expectant parents to protect both mothers and infants and ease pressure on the healthcare system.
Los funcionarios de salud del Reino Unido instan a las mujeres embarazadas a vacunarse contra la gripe para protegerse a sí mismas y a sus bebés en medio de hospitalizaciones récord.