Paid partnership with NHS England “Why do I need the RSV vaccine in pregnancy?” RSV is a common virus, but in tiny babies it can cause bronchiolitis, making it hard for them to breathe and feed. Having the RSV vaccine during pregnancy passes protection to your baby – reducing their risk of getting a severe RSV lung infection by 70% in the first six months. Midwife Sarah Joy Owen explains everything you need to know about the RSV vaccine in pregnancy, including when to have it. Tap to watch, spea
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Paid partnership with NHS England “Why do I need the RSV vaccine in pregnancy?” RSV is a common virus, but in tiny babies it can cause bronchiolitis, making it hard for them to breathe and feed. Having the RSV vaccine during pregnancy passes protection to your baby – reducing their risk of getting a severe RSV lung infection by 70% in the first six months. Midwife Sarah Joy Owen explains everything you need to know about the RSV vaccine in pregnancy, including when to have it. Tap to watch, spea
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