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Italian National Institute of Health recommends that pregnant women should receive a COVID-19 vaccines

The Italian National Institute of Health recommends that pregnant women should receive a COVID-19 vaccines after the first three months of their pregnancy due to growing evidence on the safety of vaccines during pregnancies for both the fetus and mother.

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HealthItalian National Institute of Health recommends that pregnant women should receive a COVID-19 vaccines

The Italian National Institute of Health recommends that pregnant women should receive a COVID-19 vaccines after the first three months of their pregnancy due to growing evidence on the safety of vaccines during pregnancies for both the fetus and mother.

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