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A large Norwegian study published in Pediatrics tracked 146,031 children and found that maternal COVID-19 vaccination during pregnancy cut infant hospitalization risk by roughly half in the first two months of life, with no increase in other infections. The findings arrive at a politically charged moment: the CDC, under direction from HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., dropped its routine recommendation for COVID vaccination in healthy pregnant women in May 2025, even as leading medical societies continue to endorse it.