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  • Research Fellow, National Centre for Immunisation Research & Surveillance, and School of Public Health, University of Sydney
There’s no evidence to show your baby is at risk if visitors don’t get a whooping cough vaccine. Lily/Flickr

‘No Vax, No Visit’? If mum was vaccinated baby is already protected against whooping cough

Samantha Carlson, University of Sydney; Kerrie Wiley, University of Sydney, and Peter Bruce McIntyre, University of Sydney

Prospective parents, aware of how devastating whooping cough can be, want to leave no stone unturned to protect their baby. But is No Vax, No Visit supported by the best evidence?

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