Lockdown babies more likely to be healthy, research finds
Babies born during the first lockdown were less likely to need hospital care or antibiotics and experienced very few Covid-19 infections.
Babies born during the first lockdown were less likely to need hospital care or antibiotics and experienced very few Covid-19 infections.
That's according to new findings from a research project using blood and stool samples from 360 babies born during the lockdown.
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