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Jim McMenamin

Government of the United Kingdom - Public Health Scotland

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Vaccine Effectiveness of the Maternal Rsvpre-F Vaccine Against Severe Disease in Infants in Scotland, Uk: National Population-Based Case-Control and Cohort Analyses

Number of pages: 22 Posted: 06 Aug 2025
Isobel McLachlan, Chris Robertson, Kirsty Morrison, Ross McQueenie, Safraj Shahul Hameed, Cheryl L. Gibbons, Rachael Wood, Rachel Merrick, Louisa Pollock, Antonia Ho, Ting Shi, Thomas Christie Williams, Aziz Sheikh, Jim McMenamin, Sam Ghebrehewet and Kimberly Marsh
Government of the United Kingdom - Public Health Scotland, University of Strathclyde - Department of Mathematics & Statistics, Government of the United Kingdom - Public Health Scotland, Government of the United Kingdom - Public Health Scotland, Government of the United Kingdom - Public Health Scotland, Government of the United Kingdom - Public Health Scotland, Government of the United Kingdom - Public Health Scotland, Government of the United Kingdom - Public Health Scotland, affiliation not provided to SSRN, University of Glasgow - Medical Research Council (MRC), University of Edinburgh - Usher Institute, University of Edinburgh, University of Oxford - Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, Government of the United Kingdom - Public Health Scotland, Government of the United Kingdom - Public Health Scotland and Government of the United Kingdom - Public Health Scotland
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RSV, respiratory syncytial virus, vaccine effectiveness, RSVpre-F vaccine, vaccine, vaccination, maternal, pregnancy, uptake, sub-optimal, infant, preterm