A diagram illustrates the difference between "No vaccination" and "With vaccination" scenarios for respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). The left side shows a smaller number of antibodies with a virus near a baby icon. The right side shows increased antibodies with a check mark, indicating enhanced protection for the baby. Text highlights the availability and benefits of maternal vaccines for RSV.

#MaternalVaccines have exciting potential to protect infants from diseases we haven't been able to address before, like RSV and GBS.

Check out our booth at #IMNCH2026 this week for more info, and find the communications toolkit online at https://bit.ly/RSVInfoToolkit

@aphrc.bsky.social is bringing evidence-backed solutions to end preventable maternal and newborn deaths. Sign up for the @countdown2030 events as we showcase our work over the last 20 years. #IamAPHRC #IMNCH2026

The #IMNCH2026 will be the global showcase for all things MNCH. Look out for the @aphrc.bsky.social sessions as we share our experience across Africa. #WeAreAfrica #APHRCResearch

🩺 Are you attending IMNCH 2026 in Nairobi?

Join HRP to hear new evidence on life‑threatening maternal complications, from a Toolkit to implement the Consolidated PPH Guidelines to new insights on maternal infections and sepsis.

Details: bit.ly/3P0fPJq & bit.ly/4dfsEta

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