Why doctors are so worried about pregnant people getting COVID-19

When COVID-19 vaccines became available in Canada almost a year ago, there was very little data about potential effects on pregnant people. Now there's evidence pointing to vaccine safety and effectiveness — and the risks COVID-19 infection poses to both parent and baby.

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