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Several discussions highlight the article's findings, with users noting that maternal transmission of COVID-19 to newborns is rare and often asymptomatic. Phrases like, 'this is great news,' and references to the study's reassuring data contribute to a tone of relief and acceptance, shaping a narrative that promotes continued contact between mothers and their infants.
The majority of discussions indicate a common understanding and acceptance of the findings, with many emphasizing the low risk of maternal transmission to neonates.
Posts reveal a high level of curiosity, as users are eager to discuss the implications of the research on maternal and neonatal health.
While there is some depth in responses, many are more focused on sharing rather than deeply analyzing the study's content.
Participants consistently view the publication as significant, believing it may transform perspectives on pregnancy and COVID-19 management.
Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born vaginally, breastfed or remains with the mother. OBGYN https://t.co/LBSf5n6Q6b
Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known harms justified? No! Neonatal infection is uncommon & no greater when baby born vaginally, breastfed or "allowed" contact with the mother https://t.co/hklYGlIEBh
Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) born by Caesarian. Study concludes: vaginal delivery, breastfeeding or contact with mother does not increase #SARSCoV2 risk in newborns
3.- ¿Una mujer embarazada con #COVID19 debería atender su parto por cesárea? ❌La respuesta es no ❌ COVID19, por sí mismo, no es una indicación para realizar cesárea en una mujer embarazada infectada. Incluso si se confirma la transmisión vertical. https://t.co/9nAl7KOlql https://t.co/dxB4gsa1mO
KEEP PARENT&BUB TOGETHER & BF. "Transmsn of COVID-19 fm M-to-B during pregnancy is uncommon, & the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born vaginally, breastfed or allowed contact with the mother, according to a new study." H/T @debraswank https://t.co/VObDmbbAv8
https://t.co/H8KUDde66m This is great news. Not unsurprising. But great all the same
This video provides quality information regarding the relationship between breastfeeding and COVID-19. Findings reveal that neonatal infections are uncommon and not significantly affected by delivery methods or…
It is fundamental that during your pregnancy you are informed. Creating a birth plan is essential, especially if you wish to have skin-to-skin contact and breastfeed. Despite testing positive for COVID-19, maintaining…
@Rebecca_PRN Indeed so. BF may even be protective. https://t.co/EkWfllzag6
7.- Las mamas con COVID19, ¿deben separarse de su bebe? ❌La respuesta es no ❌ en general pueden estar juntos, ya que el riesgo del recién nacido de contraer el #SARSCoV2 de la madre es bajo. Sin embargo, con cubrebocas y lavado de manos. https://t.co/0mP7ADUOoK https://t.co/NgouJVwmHj
3.- ¿Una mujer embarazada con #COVID19 debería atender su parto por cesárea? ❌La respuesta es no ❌ COVID19, por sí mismo, no es una indicación para realizar cesárea en una mujer embarazada infectada. Incluso si se confirma la transmisión vertical. https://t.co/9nAl7KOlql https://t.co/dxB4gsa1mO
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RT @Gracewife: 2/2 @jimgthornton @kate3539 @keelinodonoghue @JonDorling18 https://t.co/rKIBJMlk9y
RT @Gracewife: 2/2 @jimgthornton @kate3539 @keelinodonoghue @JonDorling18 https://t.co/rKIBJMlk9y
2/2 @jimgthornton @kate3539 @keelinodonoghue @JonDorling18 https://t.co/rKIBJMlk9y
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
So can we say without a doubt you will cause harm to your baby if you have #covid19 during #pregnancy? https://t.co/29uesNSEfF
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @susan_bewley: Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known har…
Why did early reports of COVID‐19 in pregnancy describe CS, strict isolation of neonate & formula feeding? Were known harms justified? No! Neonatal infection is uncommon & no greater when baby born vaginally, breastfed or "allowed" contact with the mother https://t.co/hklYGlIEBh
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
OBGYN https://t.co/xJW65SyLyF
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
RT @OBSevidence: Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born…
Neonatal COVID‐19 infection is uncommon, rarely symptomatic, and the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born vaginally, breastfed or remains with the mother. OBGYN https://t.co/LBSf5n6Q6b
RT @tripdatabase: New2Trip: Maternal transmission of SARS-COV-2 to neonate, & possible routes for such transmission: systematic review & cr…
New2Trip: Maternal transmission of SARS-COV-2 to neonate, & possible routes for such transmission: systematic review & critical analysis https://t.co/ZINTiKmEHs
RT @tripdatabase: New2Trip: Maternal transmission of SARS-COV-2 to neonate, & possible routes for such transmission: systematic review & cr…
New2Trip: Maternal transmission of SARS-COV-2 to neonate, & possible routes for such transmission: systematic review & critical analysis https://t.co/ZINTiKmEHs
New2Trip: Maternal transmission of SARS-COV-2 to neonate, & possible routes for such transmission: systematic review & critical analysis https://t.co/ZINTiKmEHs
RT @tripdatabase: New2Trip: Maternal transmission of SARS-COV-2 to neonate, & possible routes for such transmission: systematic review & cr…
New2Trip: Maternal transmission of SARS-COV-2 to neonate, & possible routes for such transmission: systematic review & critical analysis https://t.co/ZINTiKmEHs
RT @COVID_Evidence: PubMed: Re: Maternal transmission of SARS-COV-2 to the neonate, and possible routes for such transmission: a systemati…
RT @COVID_Evidence: PubMed: Re: Maternal transmission of SARS-COV-2 to the neonate, and possible routes for such transmission: a systemati…
PubMed: Re: Maternal transmission of SARS-COV-2 to the neonate, and possible routes for such transmission: a systematic review and critical analysis: No abstract https://t.co/oUL8GbCv1V #covid19 #SARSCOV2 #coronavirus
RT @COVID19Evidence: #COVID19 #covid #coronavirus #covidpregnancy Maternal transmission of SARS-COV-2 to the neonate, and possible routes f…
RT @COVID19Evidence: #COVID19 #covid #coronavirus #covidpregnancy Maternal transmission of SARS-COV-2 to the neonate, and possible routes f…
#COVID19 #covid #coronavirus #covidpregnancy Maternal transmission of SARS-COV-2 to the neonate, and possible routes for such transmission: a systematic review and critical analysis. https://t.co/oTOqXhpgwA
RT @LisaLeppard2: https://t.co/H8KUDde66m This is great news. Not unsurprising. But great all the same
RT @LisaLeppard2: https://t.co/H8KUDde66m This is great news. Not unsurprising. But great all the same
RT @LisaLeppard2: https://t.co/H8KUDde66m This is great news. Not unsurprising. But great all the same
RT @LisaLeppard2: https://t.co/H8KUDde66m This is great news. Not unsurprising. But great all the same
https://t.co/H8KUDde66m This is great news. Not unsurprising. But great all the same
RT @BJOGTweets: Risk of neonatal infection with #COVID19 by delivery route, infant feeding and mother‐baby interaction. https://t.co/XSGNxq…
RT @BJOGTweets: Risk of neonatal infection with #COVID19 by delivery route, infant feeding and mother‐baby interaction. https://t.co/XSGNxq…
Risk of neonatal infection with #COVID19 by delivery route, infant feeding and mother‐baby interaction. https://t.co/XSGNxqGtU9
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
Reassuring data on vaginal birth mode of delivery during #COVID19 ⭐️ Risk of neonatal infection with COVID‐19 by delivery route, infant feeding and mother‐baby interaction. BJOG https://t.co/c68TOohJBd
RT @LizBrooksIBCLC: KEEP PARENT&BUB TOGETHER & BF. "Transmsn of COVID-19 fm M-to-B during pregnancy is uncommon, & the rate of infection is…
RT @LizBrooksIBCLC: KEEP PARENT&BUB TOGETHER & BF. "Transmsn of COVID-19 fm M-to-B during pregnancy is uncommon, & the rate of infection is…
RT @LizBrooksIBCLC: KEEP PARENT&BUB TOGETHER & BF. "Transmsn of COVID-19 fm M-to-B during pregnancy is uncommon, & the rate of infection is…
RT @LizBrooksIBCLC: KEEP PARENT&BUB TOGETHER & BF. "Transmsn of COVID-19 fm M-to-B during pregnancy is uncommon, & the rate of infection is…
RT @LizBrooksIBCLC: KEEP PARENT&BUB TOGETHER & BF. "Transmsn of COVID-19 fm M-to-B during pregnancy is uncommon, & the rate of infection is…
KEEP PARENT&BUB TOGETHER & BF. "Transmsn of COVID-19 fm M-to-B during pregnancy is uncommon, & the rate of infection is no greater when the baby is born vaginally, breastfed or allowed contact with the mother, according to a new study." H/T @debraswank https://t.co/VObDmbbAv8
RT @MenasalvasAna: Revisión de 49 estudios. 666 neonatos de madre Sars CoV2 +. 28(4% infección confirmada postnatal.2.7% parto vaginal vs 5…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @MenasalvasAna: Revisión de 49 estudios. 666 neonatos de madre Sars CoV2 +. 28(4% infección confirmada postnatal.2.7% parto vaginal vs 5…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
Revisión de 49 estudios. 666 neonatos de madre Sars CoV2 +. 28(4% infección confirmada postnatal.2.7% parto vaginal vs 5% cesárea. En resumen, infección poco frec, el riesgo no parece aumentar con parto vaginal ni con la lactancia materna https://t.co/W4yx1IrmZ2
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
RT @ShamezLadhani: Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) bor…
Systematic review of 49 studies found 8/292 (2.7%) neonates delivered vaginally were #SARSCoV2 +ve vs. 20/374 (5.3%) born by Caesarian. Study concludes: vaginal delivery, breastfeeding or contact with mother does not increase #SARSCoV2 risk in newborns
RT @NZMidwifery: 'Maternal transmission of SARS‐COV‐2 to the neonate, and possible routes for such transmission: A systematic review and cr…
'Maternal transmission of SARS‐COV‐2 to the neonate, and possible routes for such transmission: A systematic review and critical analysis' https://t.co/f4p17lthUZ
RT @NZMidwifery: 'Maternal transmission of SARS‐COV‐2 to the neonate, and possible routes for such transmission: A systematic review and cr…
RT @Gracewife: @jimgthornton @kate3539 @keelinodonoghue amazing international team planning next #pregnancy #COVID19 research. Thanks to Ji…
@jimgthornton @kate3539 @keelinodonoghue amazing international team planning next #pregnancy #COVID19 research. Thanks to Jim and Kate for ensuring a multi-disciplinary team including this midwife! https://t.co/qUMAM8OCnM https://t.co/ii4E8nOTHa
Maternal transmission of SARS‐COV‐2 to the neonate, and possible routes for such transmission: A systematic review and critical analysis - Walker - - BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/ty5ZKf1yXe
RT @NZMidwifery: 'Maternal transmission of SARS‐COV‐2 to the neonate, and possible routes for such transmission: A systematic review and cr…
'Maternal transmission of SARS‐COV‐2 to the neonate, and possible routes for such transmission: A systematic review and critical analysis' https://t.co/lrvhftsMK6
RT @Loose_Lab_Rat: Maternal Transmission of SARS-COV-2 to the Neonate, and Possible Routes for Such Transmission: A Systematic Review and C…
RT @Loose_Lab_Rat: Maternal Transmission of SARS-COV-2 to the Neonate, and Possible Routes for Such Transmission: A Systematic Review and C…
Maternal Transmission of SARS-COV-2 to the Neonate, and Possible Routes for Such Transmission: A Systematic Review and Critical Analysis https://t.co/ICo79c3fNE
RT @Vanishingword: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW #Maternal transmission of #SARS‐COV‐2 to the neonate, and possible routes for such transmission: A sy…
SYSTEMATIC REVIEW #Maternal transmission of #SARS‐COV‐2 to the neonate, and possible routes for such transmission: A systematic review and critical analysis #MedTwitter #Nursing https://t.co/AuLUBwXJcR