GAIA
GAIA stands for Global Alignment of Immunization safety Assessment in pregnancy (GAIA).
Background
Proper immunization in pregnancy provides an opportunity to reduce neonatal and under-five childhood mortality and morbidity.
Assessment of benefits and risks
In order to realize the benefits and understand the risks, a thorough assessment of benefits and risks for the primarily healthy pregnant women and their unborn babies is a must.
GAIA project
The GAIA project was formed in response to World Health Organization's call for a globally concerted approach to actively monitor the safety of vaccines and immunization in pregnancy programs.
Project aims
GAIA's goal is to improve the quality of outcome data from clinical vaccine trials in pregnant women
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