ACOG
Close Search
Menu
Topics

Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)

Jump To:

This topic is supported by ACOG’s Immunization, Infectious Disease, and Public Health Preparedness Program, which aims to provide clinical guidance, education, and resources to ob-gyns and their patients regarding immunizations and vaccine-preventable diseases. Learn more about the program.

Go
Clinical Guidance

Maternal Respiratory Syncytial Virus Vaccination

This Practice Advisory provides guidance for the use of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine during pregnancy for the prevention of severe RSV disease in young infants.

Read the Practice Advisory
A doctor places a band-aid on a pregnant woman's shoulder after vaccination.

Physician Resources

Frequently Asked Questions: Maternal RSV Vaccination

Seven Things to Share with Your Patients About the Maternal RSV Vaccine

Webinar: Immunization Recommendations During Pregnancy

Webinar: Preparing Your Practice and Your Patients for the Fall and Winter Virus Season

Patient Resources

Frequently Asked Questions: The RSV Vaccine and Pregnancy

Ask ACOG: Should I get the RSV vaccine during pregnancy?

Expert View: Why I Recommend the RSV Vaccine to My Pregnant Patients

Infographic: Pregnant? Top 3 Reasons Why You Need the RSV Vaccine
View More Resources

To learn about payer coverage of RSV vaccination in pregnant patients, please see our Payment Resources.

Go
Advertisement