“Pregnant women get the short end of the stick when it comes to research—therapies, vaccines and interventions are understudied in that population. If we understand issues related to COVID-19 transmission, then we might be able to make a convincing case for evaluating vaccines for those women,” said Dr. Mark Schleiss.
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