pregnant

Prasad said the agency would no longer rely on certain study results to approve vaccines for pregnant women, saying “prior promises will be null and void.”

Despite this, the agency advises against its use for women and girls who could become pregnant because of the potential for birth defects.

At the time of the inquest, Mrs Griffiths was pregnant with her third child, who is now eight.

She became pregnant with the first embryo and everything seemed to be progressing normally and both women allowed themselves to believe the future they'd imagined was finally happening.

"Let's bring civility and manners back. Ask yourself, are you helping a pregnant woman put her bag in the overhead bin? Are you dressing with respect?"