New parents, please note: Newborns less likely to contract coronavirus from mothers

Studies show that covid is less likely to be passed from mother to newborn.

Studies show that covid is less likely to be passed from mother to newborn. The findings are based on a study by researchers at Columbia University Irving Medical Center in the US. Research was the published in the journal Jama Pediatrics- The researchers studied 101 mothers with the Covid. This was from March 13 to April 24.

Children and mothers were cared for in the hospital by taking precautionary measures, including social distance after delivery. Precautions were taken, including breastfeeding. It has not been found to transmit the disease from mother to child during pregnancy. The babies were all perfectly healthy.

However, Covid confirmed that covid had only two babies, said Scindia Gamphi-Bannerman, one of the researchers who wrote the article. He also said that hygienic breastfeeding should be encouraged to boost the immune system of infants.