ACTIVE POST-MARKETING SAFETY SURVEILLANCE OF NIRSEVIMAB ADMINISTERED TO CHILDREN IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA, APRIL-JULY 2024

Dale Carcione, Phoebe Spencer, Grace Pettigrew, Alan Leeb, Carla Drake-Brockman, Timothy Ford, Paul Effler

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Abstract

Children receiving nirsevimab were texted a link to an online survey to monitor adverse events following immunization. Total of 4340 parents received the link, which 1195 (27.5%) responded. Forty-seven (11.4%) of 410 children who received nirsevimab alone and 230 (29.3%) of 785 children who received nirsevimab coadministered reported any reaction. No adverse events required in-patient care or had ongoing sequelae.

Original languageEnglish
Number of pages2
JournalPediatric Infectious Disease Journal
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Publication statusE-pub ahead of print - 3 Jan 2025

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