Would you like to understand more about protection against RSV bronchiolitis, what’s happening in Bradford, and how research can help protect babies? Join our FREE webinar and learn more about RSV in infants and discover the best strategies for preventing serious illness

The BiB4All and BaBi studies are leading new research into how well the maternal RSV vaccine programme is preventing disease in infants across Yorkshire.

This session will:

Explain what RSV is and why it matters for families
Explore the new maternal RSV vaccination programme and why it was introduced
Share current research from the BiB4All and BaBi studies on how much protection we’re seeing, particularly for higher-risk groups such as premature babies
Invite your views on how research can drive change, improve vaccine uptake, and help reduce health inequalities
This session is open to clinical staff, women, and families across Yorkshire and beyond.

Our Guest Speaker
Dr Jonathan Broad
Paediatric Doctor and Clinical Research Fellow

Dr Jonathan Broad is a paediatric doctor specialising in severe infections in children. He works clinically at Great Ormond Street Hospital and conducts research at the University of Oxford, with active collaborations across Bradford and Yorkshire through the BiB4All and BaBi studies. His research focuses on how maternal and early-life vaccines can protect vulnerable infants from respiratory infections such as RSV.