Study identifies risk factors and impact of COVID-19 for pregnant women
NPEU-led research identifies clear risk factors for COVID-19 during pregnancy, based on a study of nearly 1,150 women
Pregnant women with symptomatic COVID-19 infection are more likely than other pregnant women to be overweight, belong to an ethnic minority group, or to have a medical comorbidity (more than one disease or condition), according to a new study led by NPEU researchers. In addition, their babies are more likely to be born by Caesarean section or to spend time in a neonatal unit. The study has been published today in PLOS ONE .
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