- Safe in Pregnancy and Children
Up-to-date evidence-based information on emerging vaccines in pregnancy and childhood
- COVID-19 Vaccines for Pregnant Persons
A regularly updated, comprehensive database and synthesis of published literature related to COVID-19 vaccines in pregnancy through a living systematic review and meta-analyses.
Supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (INV-008443)
- CHIKUNGUNYA Vaccines for Pregnant Persons and Children
A continuously updated, thorough compilation and analysis of published and unpublished literature concerning Chikungunya vaccines during pregnancy and childhood through a living systematic review and meta-analyses.
- MPOX Vaccines for Pregnant Persons and Children
An ongoing, comprehensive review and analysis of published literature on safety, efficacy, effectiveness and immunogenicity of Mpox vaccines during pregnancy and childhood, utilizing a living systematic review and meta-analysis approach.
- LASSA FEVER Vaccines for Pregnant Persons and Children
An ongoing, comprehensive collection and examination of published and unpublished literature on Chikungunya vaccines during pregnancy and childhood, with regular updates through a living systematic review and meta-analyses.
- Disease X
Disease X is the name given by scientists to an unknown pathogen that could emerge in future and cause a serious international epidemic or pandemic. Disease X is included in the WHO’s updated Blueprint list of diseases for which investing in research and development should be an international
priority. It is also a priority for CEPI’s research and development investments.
Our living systematic review will provide up-to-date information on platforms and components
of vaccines used in pregnancy and childhood which could potentially be adapted to develop
new vaccines against Disease X. We will also be ready to rapidly deploy a living systematic
review of future vaccines against Disease X to protect pregnant people and children.
- Contact Us
Get In Touch with Us
Andrea Meyer
Director of Global Health Research
- Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine
- ameyer1@tulane.edu