BREAKING: A new study has found that children born to mothers who were infected with COVID-19 during pregnancy have an increased risk of autism, as well as other neurological issues, including delays in speech and motor development. The findings highlight potential developmental concerns for children whose mothers contracted the virus while pregnant.
This research adds to the growing body of evidence regarding the impact of maternal health during pregnancy on child development. As previously reported, various health issues have been linked to COVID-19 infections, prompting ongoing investigations into the long-term effects on both mothers and their children.
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The study"s results may influence healthcare practices and recommendations for pregnant women during the ongoing pandemic.
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