Tag: coronavirus and pregnancy

Getting vaccinated while pregnant: What you need to know
For many years, vaccines have protected us from serious
diseases. For example thanks to vaccines, people no longer get a deadly disease
called sm ...

Vaccine safety and the new COVID-19 vaccine
We’ve reached new milestones in the fight against COVID-19: Two vaccines to protect people against the COVID-19 virus have received emergency use ...

COVID-19 and preterm birth: What do we know?
More research is needed on how COVID-19 affects pregnant people. But pregnant people have a higher risk of serious illness from COVID-19 compared ...

Everything you need to know about COVID-19 and pregnancy
Because the coronavirus
disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a new disease, healthcare providers and medical
researchers are still learning about the virus ...

COVID-19 may cause severe illness during pregnancy
Updated November 25, 2020
As we face the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, preventing
infections is more important than ever – especially f ...

Feeling isolated during the COVID-19 pandemic?
When you’re pregnant or you become a new parent, it can be
exciting to share the journey with family and friends. Many people look forward
to sha ...

A New Resource: Pregnant and Working During COVID-19 and Beyond
Happy Labor Day! Today we celebrate the contributions and achievements workers have made to the development of this country.
Did you know tha ...

Where is the safest place to deliver your baby during the coronavirus pandemic?
Choosing where to deliver your baby is a personal decision. The COVID-19 (coronavirus) crisis may lead you to rethink that decision. Here is some ...

How stress related to COVID-19 can affect your pregnancy
For most expectant moms, pregnancy can
be an exciting time—and a slightly stressful time. Now, the coronavirus
(COVID-19) is creating added stres ...

What if I get sick with COVID-19 during pregnancy?
Updated December 9, 2020
It’s recommended that all pregnant people take extra precautions to keep safe and healthy during pregnancy. But nowad ...