Maternal RSV immunization creates an important opportunity for obstetric and pediatric clinicians to coordinate newborn prevention strategies, according to Kevin Ault, MD.
|Articles|February 1, 2002
March of Dimes Updates: Resources for obstetric and women's health-care providers
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