Influenza infection during pregnancy imparts disproportionate morbidity and mortality. This
has been primarily noted during occasional influenza pandemics but also during seasonal …

Influenza is a common viral infection during pregnancy associated with increased adverse
maternal and perinatal outcomes. Pregnant women represent a unique population with …

The influenza viral infection has dramatic effects during pregnancy on the mother and the
fetus. We present a review article on the prevention and treatment recommendations of …

Influenza is a viral infection capable of causing epidemic or sporadic febrile respiratory
disease. Clinically recognized influenza epidemics have been known for more than 100 …

A maternal mortality rate of 1% was reported during the 2009-2010 influenza pandemic, with
influenza in pregnancy posing a serious risk to maternal health. A high level of suspicion …

Influenza has been known to cause recurrent worldwide epidemics of febrile respiratory
disease for at least 400 years. In this approximate period, records indicate that we have …

Influenza poses unique risks to pregnant women, who are particularly susceptible to
morbidity and mortality. Historically, pregnant women have been overrepresented among …

Data from previous seasonal epidemics and pandemics have confirmed that pregnant
women are at increased risk for severe influenza virus infection. Complications including …

Influenza is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality from febrile respiratory illness
worldwide. Influenza in pregnant women has historically been associated with a higher rate …

Influenza vaccination during pregnancy has been shown to decrease the risk of influenza
and its complications among pregnant women and their infants up to 6 months old. To …