Pregnant women infected with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, are more likely to experience life-threatening complications of pregnancy than non-infected pregnant women

Smaller birth size can create higher risks for obesity, heart disease, and diabetes later in life.

Exercise during pregnancy may significantly reduce a child's odds of developing diabetes and other metabolic diseases years later.

These brain changes may lead to health conditions including autism, ADHD, or substance abuse issues later on.

"The outcome of this study will be a recommendation that any caffeine during pregnancy is probably not such a good idea," researchers say.

Researchers tested 64 pregnant women who contracted coronavirus, none of them gave birth to a child testing positive for the illness.