-Moderna will soon conduct trials to determine whether their vaccine is safe for pregnant women

-The CDC does not recommend for or against pregnant women getting vaccinated 

-Pregnant women are more likely to suffer from negative outcomes from COVID-19

-Other studies are being conducted to determine how effective the COVID-19 vaccines are for pregnant women

Moderna Inc will soon start testing its COVID-19 vaccine on pregnant women.

The Cambridge, Massachusetts-based company announced the trial on Monday, and it expected to begin on July 22.

Scientists will observe the potential side effects the vaccine will have on the pregnant women, the infants, and whether the vaccine could cause complications in pregnancy.