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Scientists Confirm that Pregnant Women Can Transmit Coronavirus in the Womb

CONFIRMED: Pregnant Women Can Transmit Coronavirus in The Womb Via the Placenta

Medicine & Technology Jul 13, 2020

Medical experts have substantial evidence that coronavirus transmission can occur in utero where the mother's placenta is infected. This explains why there are rare cases of newborns testing positive for COVID-19.

in utero

CONFIRMED: Pregnant Women Can Transmit Coronavirus in The Womb Via the Placenta

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