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Mild COVID during pregnancy does not slow bra

Brain development is normal in babies whose moms had mild COVID during pregnancy, a study by Columbia University researchers has found.

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Research: Mild COVID in Pregnancy Doesn t Affect Baby Brain Growth

Research: Mild COVID in Pregnancy Doesn t Affect Baby Brain Growth
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Children Much More Likely to Have Asymptomatic Cases of COVID-19: Study

Children are much more likely to have cases of COVID-19 without showing symptoms than adults, according to a .

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Children face similar risk of coronavirus infection as adults, new study suggests

Children face similar risk of coronavirus infection as adults, new study suggests
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Children face similar risk of coronavirus infection as adults, new study suggests

The new study, published in the journal JAMA Pediatrics, found adults and children living in Utah and New York City shared similar risks of becoming infected with coronavirus. But kids only had symptoms about half the time.

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