ArticlemBio2026
Maternal vaccination protects dams and prevents
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IMPORTANCE: Rift Valley fever virus (RVFV) poses a formidable threat to pregnant animals and potentially to pregnant individuals and their developing fetuses. Despite this risk, pregnant individuals are rarely included in vaccine trials, leaving this potentially vulnerable population unprotected. Using a live-attenuated RVFV vaccine, we demonstrate that maternal vaccination is safe and protects both pregnant rats and their fetuses from congenital Rift Valley fever. Because live-attenuated vaccines are often contraindicated during pregnancy due to theoretical safety concerns, we further show that vaccination prior to pregnancy provides equivalent protection throughout future pregnancy. Taken together, these findings provide a blueprint for the preclinical evaluation of RVFV vaccines during pregnancy.
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