Thursday, October 22, 2020

Hispanic Women More Prone to COVID in Pregnancy

photo of pregnant couple watching smartphone video

The researchers collected data on more than 900 Hispanic, Black, Asian and white patients. Among Hispanic women, nearly 11% tested positive for COVID-19, compared with 5.5% of non-Hispanic patients, the findings showed.



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