Articles / CMV most risky in pregnancy
Pregnant women should be more concerned about contracting cytomegalovirus infection than Zika virus in terms of risk to their child having microcephaly, new research suggests.
According to a large population-based cohort study, contracting CMV in pregnancy increases the risk of having a baby with microcephaly seven-fold.
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