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Singapore woman who contracted COVID-19 in March gives birth to baby with antibodies – Republic World
A woman in Singapore, who had contract COVID-19 in March when she was pregnant, has given birth to a baby with antibodies against the virus
A woman in Singapore, who had contracted COVID-19 in March when she was pregnant, has given birth to a baby with antibodies against the virus, hinting at the possibility of the transfer of infection from mother to child, Straitstime reported.
The baby was born to Celine Ng-Chan in November without Coronavirus but with its antibodies. The doctor suspects that she may have transferred her COVID-19 antibodies to the baby during her pregnancy. Ng-Chan was mildly ill from the disease and was discharged…
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