Pregnant women urged to have swine flu jab

Pregnant women were today urged to protect themselves and their unborn child by getting vaccinated against swine flu.

Pregnant women urged to have swine flu jab
Fri, 23 Oct, 2009 - 17:35

Pregnant women were today urged to protect themselves and their unborn child by getting vaccinated against swine flu.

Senior medics moved to quell fears over the vaccination stating it would be more dangerous for expectant mothers to catch the deadly H1N1 virus than suffer any side affect.

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