National CMV Foundation

The National CMV Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Tampa, Florida. It is a small organization with three employees. The National CMV Foundation focuses on educating the public about cytomegalovirus (CMV) and its impact on pregnant women and their unborn babies. The organization provides information on prevention measures to protect against CMV infection, which can lead to congenital CMV, the most common viral infection in newborns in the United States. They aim to empower women of childbearing age to take control of their health and make informed decisions about their pregnancy. Congenital CMV can cause birth defects and developmental disabilities in babies. The National CMV Foundation works to raise awareness about the risks associated with CMV infection during pregnancy and to provide resources to help women understand their risk factors and prevention options. For more information about the National CMV Foundation and their mission to eliminate congenital CMV, please visit their website at nationalcmv.org.