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RSV vaccines for mums sees newborn baby hospital admissions drop

Newborn babies whose mother received the RSV vaccination during pregnancy were about 80% less likely to be admitted to hospital with the potentially life-threatening infection than those who were not, according to research.
People aged 75-79, or due to turn 75 before the end of July next year, are eligible for the one-off vaccination against RSV People aged 75-79, or due to turn 75 before the end of July next year, are eligible for the one-off vaccination against RSV
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What happened to RSV vaccines? New report reveal uptake rates for Scotland

Adults aged 75 to 79 in Scotland are being offered the vaccine against RSV Adults aged 75 to 79 in Scotland are being offered the vaccine against RSV
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High uptake of new RSV vaccine could save almost 3000 lives a year

The vaccine will be offered to people aged 75 to 79, and to pregnant women The vaccine will be offered to people aged 75 to 79, and to pregnant women
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Appointment letters sent to over-75s as RSV vaccination rollout gets underway

This is the first time a vaccine has been available on the NHS for RSV This is the first time a vaccine has been available on the NHS for RSV
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