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Nov 24, 2025, 17:43
Insights on Immunological Specificities in Pregnancy – AGOF
Asso Gynéco Obs en Formation (AGOF) shared a post on LinkedIn:
“How do vaccines work and what happens during pregnancy?
Why should live vaccines be avoided in pregnant women?
What do we know about the transplacental passage and via breast milk?
Léa Descourvieres welcomes Prof. Odile Launay, a specialist in infectious diseases, to decipher the mechanisms of action of vaccines and the immunological specificities of pregnancy.
An exchange proposed with the institutional support of Pfizer.”
Proceed to the podcast attached to the post.
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