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It seems incredible how little we knew a year ago and how much we are learning every day about the coronavirus. We have been able to know that pregnant women who have had Covid-19 transfer antibodies of the disease to their babies through the placenta, but we did not know how long that protection lasts once the baby is born.

It is the first single-dose vaccine and comes in the midst of the crisis because of the possible association of the AstraZeneca vaccine with some strange types of blood clots. What are the side effects of the Janssen vaccine?

The second trimester of pregnancy ranges from the fourth to the sixth month, and corresponds to weeks 14 to 28. The beginning of this trimester usually marks a before and after for many women, who can finally say goodbye to a first few months full of nausea and discomfort, and start enjoying your pregnancy.

Proteins are essential for our body. But do you know exactly what they are for and where to find them? Do the test!

In Spain, more than two million people have already received the first dose. What will happen to them? Is it worth continuing to administer this vaccine? Is thrombosis a common side effect?

It is not the first time in Babies and more than I speak of those feelings that our children provoke in us. It is almost a given that becoming mothers and fathers "unlocks" a new level of love that we have never known before.

How difficult it is to choose the perfect name for our baby! There are so many possibilities that we cannot make up our minds, especially when we look for a different one, who will tell our daughter for herself how special she is for us and how unique she will be in her life. So we wanted to follow the example of the singer Edurne and the soccer player David De Gea, and look for indigenous names like the one they chose for their first daughter: Yanay.

Up to 80 percent of pregnant women are believed to experience morning sickness. It is one of the most common discomforts and although they do not put pregnancy at risk (in extreme cases of hyperemesis medical attention is required), they generate great anguish in women. They are more common during the first trimester of pregnancy (up to week 14 or 15), but in some cases they can affect for a longer time or even not stop until the day of delivery.