Prenatal flu vax not linked to poor child health
Australian researchers say the findings should reassure GPs and mums-to-be about the long-term safety of vaccination during pregnancy
In utero exposure to influenza vaccines doesn't appear to contribute to mortality, morbidity or adverse health outcomes in children under five years of age, a systematic review suggests.
The Australian researchers analysed nine studies carried out between 1980 and 2012 that met the inclusion criteria of:
- mother-child pairs with reported in utero exposure to influenza vaccines.
- an unexposed mother-child pair control group.
- at least one health outcome investigated in children aged six 
