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📰 News11 March 2026·2 min read·

Midwives most trusted source for pregnancy vaccination advice, survey finds

Source: govuk-visas

A UK government survey found that over 60% of pregnant women cited advice from a healthcare professional as a key reason for accepting pregnancy vaccinations. Midwives were identified as the most trusted source of information on the topic. The findings are expected to inform public health communication strategies around maternal vaccination uptake.

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