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19/05/2020
Where can I find the latest information on coronavirus and pregnancy?
19/05/2020
Can I still attend my antenatal appointments?
19/05/2020
If I catch the virus when I am pregnant, will my baby be ok?
19/05/2020
Why are pregnant women considered vulnerable?
19/05/2020
Will my birth partner be able to be with me at the birth?
19/05/2020
What will happen if I go into labour when I have suspected or confirmed coronavirus?
19/05/2020
Can I still have skin-to-skin contact with my baby?
19/05/2020
After the birth, is there any increased risk to me or my baby?
19/05/2020
How do I register my baby's birth?
