Protecting mother and baby: Learnings from an Ebola vaccination campaign on the evolving landscape of vaccines and pregnancy
Rebecca F. Grais, Kathleen M. Neuzil, Helen Rees, Cristiana M. Toscano

TL;DR
The paper discusses insights from an Ebola vaccination campaign regarding vaccine safety and use during pregnancy.
Contribution
It provides context for a recent study by situating it within broader trends in vaccine development and maternal health.
Findings
Ebola vaccination campaigns offer valuable lessons for vaccine safety during pregnancy.
The study highlights the importance of including pregnant women in vaccine research.
Abstract
This Perspective article from Rebecca Grais and colleagues places a recently published study in PLOS Medicine in the context of the evolving landscape of vaccines and pregnancy.
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Taxonomy
TopicsViral Infections and Outbreaks Research · Vaccine Coverage and Hesitancy · Global Maternal and Child Health
