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Illinois vaccine phrases: Pregnant women left out of COVID vaccine phases

During the 16 weeks she’s been pregnant, Tara Larson has closely followed information about COVID-19. She knows pregnant women are more likely to get severely ill should they get the virus; she knows pregnant women were excluded from vaccine trials, so data is limited. With a police officer husband who interacts with the public daily and months to go in her pregnancy, the 40-year-old Lemont mom is ready to get a vaccine. “I’m anxious to go ahead and get the vaccine as soon as possible,” said Larson, who hopes to receive one before her July due date. But she might not be able to anytime soon.

United statesTara larsonKristen nordlundNicole woitowichAlison bowenWilliam schaffnerEmily millerJoe bidenCenters for diseaseAmerican college of obstetriciansVanderbilt university medical centerChicago department of public healthWomen health access matters collaborativeAdvisory committee on immunization practicesAmerican academy of breastfeeding medicinePregnant illinois

Pregnant Illinois mom worried her eligibility for a COVID-19 vaccine won t arrive before her baby | State and Regional

Despite being an at-risk population, pregnant women are not included in early phases of vaccination in Illinois. According to the Chicago Department of Public Health, they would be eligible for

United statesTara larsonKristen nordlundNicole woitowichWilliam schaffnerEmily millerJoe bidenCenters for diseaseVanderbilt university medical centerWomen health access matters collaborativeChicago tribuneAdvisory committee on immunization practicesAmerican college of obstetriciansChicago department of public healthHealth departmentAmerican academy of breastfeeding medicine

Pregnant mom worried her eligibility for a COVID-19 vaccine won t arrive before her baby

Pregnant mom worried her eligibility for a COVID-19 vaccine won’t arrive before her baby Alison Bowen, Chicago Tribune © Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune/Chicago Tribune/TNS Tara Larson and her husband, Jon, play in the snow with their daughter Tatum, 2, outside their Lemont, Illinois, home Jan. 18, 2021. During the 16 weeks she’s been pregnant, Tara Larson has closely followed information about COVID-19. She knows pregnant women are more likely to get severely ill should they get the virus; she knows that pregnant women were excluded from vaccine trials, so data is limited. With a police officer husband who interacts with the public daily and months to go in her pregnancy, the 40-year-old Lemont, Illinois, mom is ready to get a vaccine.

United statesTara larsonKristen nordlundNicole woitowichWilliam schaffnerEmily millerJoe bidenCenters for diseaseVanderbilt university medical centerWomen health access matters collaborativeAdvisory committee on immunization practicesAmerican college of obstetriciansChicago department of public healthHealth departmentAmerican academy of breastfeeding medicinePrevention advisory committee on immunization practices

Pregnant women want eligibility for COVID-19 vaccine soon

Despite being an at-risk population, pregnant women are not included in early phases of vaccination in Illinois.

United statesTara larsonKristen nordlundNicole woitowichWilliam schaffnerEmily millerJoe bidenCenters for diseaseVanderbilt university medical centerWomen health access matters collaborativeAdvisory committee on immunization practicesAmerican college of obstetriciansChicago department of public healthHealth departmentAmerican academy of breastfeeding medicinePrevention advisory committee on immunization practices

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