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Twins 'first in UK' to be born with coronavirus after mum tests positive days before giving birth.

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babies were both born with coronavirus after their mother contracted the deadly bug days before giving birth.Kenna and Lissa Curtis were born ten weeks early, on July 3, weighing just 3lbs.But their parents Sarah and Aaron, 33, were distraught when doctors told them both babies had picked up the virus through the placenta.They are thought to be the first in the UK to be born with the killer virus.Doctors were unsure if mothers could pass on the virus to their babies, or what its effects would be, which left them worried.Sarah revealed she asymptomatic but felt "scared" and "annoyed" with herself as she feared she was putting the unborn twins at risk, having already suffered the devastating loss their baby daughter Lottie to cot death in.

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