Head-to-Head test: which RSV shield works best for babies?
NCT ID NCT07251972
Summary
This study aims to find out which of two approved prevention methods is better at protecting healthy, full-term newborns from serious RSV bronchiolitis during the winter virus season. It will compare giving a vaccine to pregnant mothers late in pregnancy with giving a protective antibody shot directly to the baby right after birth. The trial involves 1,050 babies and focuses on which method leads to fewer emergency room visits for bronchiolitis.
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Chru Nancy
Nancy, France
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