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THE COVID-19 VACCINE MATERNAL STUDY

Testing a new allergy control tool for kids.

Recruiting
18-65 years
Female
Phase N/A

Study Purpose: We are conducting research to test an investigational vaccine for COVID-19 in pregnant women. The study aims to understand how the vaccine works in mothers and their babies.

Who Can Join: Expectant mothers who are healthy and between 18 to 45 years old. Participants should be in their second or third trimester of pregnancy. This study is looking for those who have not been previously vaccinated for COVID-19.

Study Details: The research will last for about 12 months with a few visits to the study site. During these visits, participants will receive the investigational vaccine and have check-ups to monitor health and effects on both mother and baby.

  • Duration: Approximately 12 months.
  • Visits: A few scheduled visits during the study period.
  • Safety: Regular health check-ups included.

If you are interested and meet the criteria, participating in this study could contribute to important knowledge about COVID-19 vaccinations during pregnancy. Please consider your schedule and health condition before deciding to join. 🍼💉

Study details
    Vaccines
    Vaccines
    COVID-19

Pfizer

19 August 2026

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