Researchers say they've discovered two rare cases in which the coronavirus breached a mother's placenta and caused brain damage in infants they were carrying.
from the Miller School of Medicine at the University of Miami. One infant died at 13 months, and the second child is in hospice care.
Though both babies tested negative for COVID at birth, higher antibody levels were found in their blood, meaning that either antibodies crossed the placenta, or passage of the virus occurred and the immune response was the baby’s, the release said. The researchers said these are rare cases and they’d seen hundreds of women who tested positive for COVID deliver healthy babies.
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