BJOG An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
131(13), С. 1882 - 1893
Опубликована: Сен. 16, 2024
ABSTRACT
Objective
Assessment
of
COVID‐19
vaccine
safety
in
pregnancy
using
population‐based
data.
Design
Matched
case–control
study
nested
a
retrospective
cohort.
Setting
April
2021–March
2022,
England.
Population
or
Sample
All
pregnant
individuals
aged
between
18
and
50
years
with
valid
health
records.
Methods
Individuals
identified
from
the
national
Maternity
Services
Data
Set
(MSDS)
had
their
records
linked
to
hospital
admission,
testing
databases.
Matching
included
participant's
age
estimated
week
conception.
We
compared
outcomes
across
multiple
exposures
conditional
multivariable
logistic
regression,
adjusting
for
demographic
characteristics.
Main
Outcome
Measures
Adverse
pregnancy,
maternal
neonatal
outcomes.
Results
514
013
were
included.
found
lower
odds
giving
birth
baby
who
was
low
birthweight
(aOR
=
0.86,
95%
CI:
0.79–0.93),
preterm
0.89,
0.85–0.92)
an
Apgar
score
<
7
at
5
min
0.80–0.98)
received
least
one
dose
during
pregnancy.
The
admission
intensive
care
unit
those
vaccinated
0.85,
0.76–0.95).
There
no
association
vaccination
stillbirth,
death,
perinatal
death
venous
thromboembolism
Conclusions
vaccines
are
safe
use
Our
findings
generated
important
information
communicate
professionals
support
programmes.
New England Journal of Medicine,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
390(11), С. 1009 - 1021
Опубликована: Март 13, 2024
BackgroundVaccination
against
respiratory
syncytial
virus
(RSV)
during
pregnancy
may
protect
infants
from
RSV
disease.
Efficacy
and
safety
data
on
a
candidate
prefusion
F
protein–based
maternal
vaccine
(RSVPreF3-Mat)
are
needed.MethodsWe
conducted
phase
3
trial
involving
pregnant
women
18
to
49
years
of
age
assess
the
efficacy
RSVPreF3-Mat.
The
were
randomly
assigned
in
2:1
ratio
receive
RSVPreF3-Mat
or
placebo
between
24
weeks
0
days
34
gestation.
primary
outcomes
any
severe
medically
assessed
RSV-associated
lower
tract
disease
birth
6
months
12
age.
After
observation
higher
risk
preterm
group
than
group,
enrollment
vaccination
stopped
early,
exploratory
analyses
signal
performed.ResultsThe
included
5328
5233
infants;
target
approximately
10,000
their
was
not
reached
because
early.
A
total
3426
1711
followed
age;
16
infants,
respectively,
had
(vaccine
efficacy,
65.5%;
95%
credible
interval,
37.5
82.0),
8
14,
69.0%;
33.0
87.6).
Preterm
occurred
6.8%
(237
3494)
4.9%
those
(86
1739)
(relative
risk,
1.37;
confidence
interval
[CI],
1.08
1.74;
P=0.01);
neonatal
death
0.4%
(13
0.2%
(3
1739),
respectively
2.16;
CI,
0.62
7.56;
P=0.23),
an
imbalance
probably
attributable
greater
percentage
births
group.
No
other
observed.ConclusionsThe
results
this
trial,
which
early
concerns,
suggest
that
risks
among
with
but
vaccine.
(Funded
by
GlaxoSmithKline
Biologicals;
ClinicalTrials.gov
number,
NCT04605159.)
JAMA,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
331(5), С. 396 - 396
Опубликована: Фев. 6, 2024
Importance
Better
knowledge
about
neonatal
adverse
events
after
COVID-19
vaccination
during
pregnancy
could
help
address
concerns
vaccine
safety.
Objective
To
evaluate
the
risks
of
exposure
to
pregnancy.
Design,
Setting,
and
Participants
Population-based
cohort
study
including
all
infants
in
Sweden
Norway
born
from
June
2021
January
2023.
Unique
personal
identity
numbers
were
used
link
individual
information
different
national
registers.
Exposure
Administration
any
mRNA
against
pregnancy,
irrespective
previous
vaccination,
number
doses
or
manufacturer.
Main
Outcomes
Measures
conditions
with
bleeding/thrombosis
inflammation/infection;
disorders
central
nervous
system;
circulatory,
respiratory,
gastrointestinal
problems;
mortality.
Statistical
methods
included
logistic
regression
adjusted
for
characteristics
pregnant
individuals,
additional
restricted
stratified
analyses.
Results
Of
196
470
newborn
(51.3%
male,
93.8%
at
term,
62.5%
Sweden),
94
303
(48.0%)
exposed
Exposed
exhibited
no
increased
odds
outcomes,
they
lower
nontraumatic
intracranial
hemorrhage
(event
rate,
1.7
vs
3.2/1000;
ratio
[aOR],
0.78
[95%
CI,
0.61-0.99]),
hypoxic-ischemic
encephalopathy
(1.8
2.7/1000;
aOR,
0.73
0.55-0.96]),
mortality
(0.9
1.8/1000;
0.68
0.50-0.91]).
Subgroup
analyses
found
a
similar
association
between
mortality;
subgroups
delivered
by
individuals
unvaccinated
before
vaccinated
general
recommendation
was
issued,
without
infection
Analyses
term
infants,
singleton
births,
birth
defects
yielded
results.
Stratifying
analysis
manufacturer
did
not
attenuate
low
Conclusions
Relevance
In
this
large
population-based
study,
vaccines
associated
their
infants.
Obstetrics and Gynecology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 2, 2025
OBJECTIVE:
To
describe
preterm
birth
frequency
and
newborn
infant
outcomes
overall
among
children
in
the
MATISSE
(Maternal
Immunization
Study
for
Safety
Efficacy)
trial
of
maternal
vaccination
with
bivalent
respiratory
syncytial
virus
(RSV)
prefusion
F
protein–based
vaccine
(RSVpreF)
to
protect
infants
against
severe
RSV-associated
illness.
METHODS:
was
a
global,
phase
3,
randomized,
double-blind
trial.
Pregnant
individuals
received
single
injections
RSVpreF
or
placebo.
Adverse
events
special
interest,
including
(gestational
age
less
than
37
weeks)
low
weight
(2,500
g
less),
were
collected
through
6
months
after
delivery
(pregnant
participants)
from
12
24
(pediatric
participants).
RESULTS:
Overall,
7,386
pregnant
participants
(n=3,698)
placebo
(n=3,688);
7,305
newborns
included
analysis.
Most
both
groups
born
full
term
(more
93%)
normal
(95%
higher).
Newborn
outcomes,
rates
neonatal
hospitalization,
favorable
comparable
between
groups.
Preterm
5.7%
arm
4.7%
(relative
risk
[RR]
1.20,
95%
CI,
0.98–1.46);
most
late
preterm.
Twenty-two
deaths
occurred
during
study
(RSVpreF
n=8,
n=14).
When
stratified
by
income
region,
recipients
5.0%
high-income
countries.
Rates
non–high-income
countries
7.0%
4.0%
groups,
respectively,
8.3%
South
Africa
(RR
2.06,
1.21–3.51).
CONCLUSION:
In
this
vaccination,
no
clinically
significant
increase
adverse
birth,
weight,
observed
people
subgroup
analysis
countries,
an
elevated
observed.
More
research
is
needed
better
ascertain
factors,
particularly
aimed
at
minimizing
disparities
geographic
regions.
FUNDING
SOURCE:
This
sponsored
Pfizer.
CLINICAL
TRIAL
REGISTRATION:
ClinicalTrials.gov,
NCT04424316.
BMJ,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. e079364 - e079364
Опубликована: Июль 17, 2024
To
evaluate
the
risk
of
major
congenital
anomalies
according
to
infection
with
or
vaccination
against
covid-19
during
first
trimester
pregnancy.
Prospective
Nordic
registry
based
study.
Sweden,
Denmark,
and
Norway.
343
066
liveborn
singleton
infants
in
Norway,
an
estimated
start
pregnancy
between
1
March
2020
14
February
2022,
identified
using
national
health
registries.
Major
were
categorised
EUROCAT
(European
Surveillance
Congenital
Anomalies)
definitions.
The
after
was
assessed
by
logistic
regression,
adjusting
for
maternal
age,
parity,
education,
income,
country
origin,
smoking,
body
mass
index,
chronic
conditions,
date
17
704
(5.2%)
had
a
anomaly.
When
evaluating
associated
trimester,
adjusted
odds
ratio
ranged
from
0.84
(95%
confidence
interval
0.51
1.40)
eye
1.12
(0.68
1.84)
oro-facial
clefts.
Similarly,
(0.31
2.31)
nervous
system
1.69
(0.76
3.78)
abdominal
wall
defects.
Estimates
10
11
subgroups
less
than
1.04,
indicating
no
notable
increased
risk.
Covid-19
not
anomalies.
Journal of Perinatal Medicine,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
52(2), С. 202 - 209
Опубликована: Янв. 4, 2024
Abstract
Objectives
We
aimed
to
determine
the
frequency
of
SARS-CoV-2
positivity
in
newborns
born
mothers
with
peripartum
infection
a
German
cohort,
identify
potential
risk
factors
associated
neonatal
infection,
and
present
short-term
outcomes
vertical
transmission
SARS-CoV-2.
Methods
Data
on
women
occurring
anytime
during
their
pregnancy
was
gathered
prospectively
within
CRONOS
registry.
From
April
2020
February
2023
total
8,540
had
been
registered.
The
timing
probability
mother-to-child
neonates
perinatal
were
classified
using
WHO
classification
system.
severity
maternal
vaccination
status,
type
dominant
virus,
outcome
parameters
analyzed
as
for
infection.
Results
6.3
%
resp.
42.9
tested
stillbirths
positive.
2.1
confirmed
possible
identified.
Severe
COVID-19
(odds
ratio
4.4,
95
confidence
interval
1.8–11.1)
Delta
virus
(OR
3.2,
1.4–7.7)
Newborns
or
significantly
more
often
admitted
NICU
(65.2
vs.
27.5
non,
p<0.001).
Conclusions
rate
higher
our
cohort
than
previously
reported,
infections
rare.
Our
data
emphasizes
confirmative
testing
should
be
performed
infected
an
underlying
pathology
leading
admission.
Drug Safety,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
47(10), С. 991 - 1010
Опубликована: Июль 15, 2024
Pregnant
persons
are
susceptible
to
significant
complications
following
COVID-19,
even
death.
However,
worldwide
COVID-19
vaccination
coverage
during
pregnancy
remains
suboptimal.
BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
24(1)
Опубликована: Март 11, 2024
Abstract
Background
After
the
outbreak
of
COVID-19,
a
huge
part
health
care
services
was
dedicated
to
preventing
and
treating
this
disease.
In
case
COVID-19
infection,
severe
is
reported
more
in
pregnant
individuals.
Afterward,
Vaccination
against
SARS-CoV-2
became
hot
topic
due
known
effects
during
pregnancy.
individuals
started
August
2021
with
Sinopharm
vaccine
Iran.
The
aim
current
study
determine
incidence
perinatal
outcomes
women
who
were
vaccinated
Method
This
retrospective
cohort
included
129,488
singleton
births
from
March
21,
2021,
until
2022,
Tehran,
data
obtained
Iranian
Maternal
Neonatal
(IMaN)
Network
Registry.
Adverse
investigated
include
preterm
birth,
extremely
low
birth
weight,
very
intrauterine
growth
restriction,
stillbirth,
neonatal
intensive
unit
admission,
congenital
anomaly,
death
5-minute
Apgar
score.
risk
all
evaluated
using
multiple
logistic
regression.
analysis
done
STATA
version
14.
Results
Of
study,
17,485
(13.5%)
(all
(BBIBP-CorV)).
exposure
pregnancy
caused
significant
decrease
(
P
=0.006,
OR=0.91
[95%
CI,
0.85
0.97]),
=<0.001,OR=0.55
0.45
0.66]),
stillbirth
=<0.001,
OR=0.60
0.47
0.76]).
Exposure
vaccination
first
trimester
associated
an
increased
=0.01,
OR=1.27
1.04
1.55])
not
other
adverse
study.
Conclusion
finding
population-based
indicated
no
outcome
second
third
trimesters
Overall
lower
compared
unvaccinated
group.
Also,
birth.
Frontiers in Global Women s Health,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
5
Опубликована: Янв. 13, 2025
Citation:
Kennedy
SH,
MacDonald
NE
and
Costa
Clemens
SA
(2025)
Vaccination
in
pregnancy.
Front.
Glob.
Womens
Health
5:1523117.
doi:
10.3389/fgwh.2024.1523117