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Pregnant women infected with SARS-CoV-2 during their third trimester are unlikely to pass on the virus or protective antibodies to their newborn, according to two peer-reviewed studies by Harvard Medical School researchers published last month.
The researchers examined two ways in which infected mothers could pass on the virus to their newborns: vertical transmission the direct passage of the virus from the mother to the newborn immediately before or after birth and placental infection or passage of the virus into the placenta.
Although there have been documented occurrences of vertical transmission, the study published in JAMA Network Open found the transmission to be incredibly rare: none of the 64 mothers with Covid-19 enrolled in the study passed the virus onto their newborns. ....

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