Data were collected from 20,798 women, and age was available for 19,769 (95%) women.
*Ages that are <9 and >54 are not reported.


Pregnant women with COVID-19, United States [January 22-September 8, 2020]


Data were collected from 20,798 women, but race/ethnicity was only available for 17,523 (84.3%) women.
-  Hispanic= 7,786
-  Asian= 512
-  Black= 3,729
-  White= 4,723
-  Multiple races/ non-hispanic= 763

Pregnant women with COVID-19 by race/ethnicity, United States, [January 22-September 8, 2020]

Data were collected from 20,798 women, but ICU admission data were only available for 5,339 (25.7%) women, and mechanical ventilation data were only available for 4,674 (22.5%) women.
-  Admitted to ICU= 205
-  Required mechanical ventilation= 77

Pregnant women with COVID-19 admitted to the ICU, or who required mechanical ventilation, United States, [January 22-September 8, 2020]

-Total case= 20,798
-  Total deaths= 44
-  total hospitalized= 4,882
-  data by age
-  data by race
-  data for ones who required ventilatoion or admitted to ICU


Ohio State University, Columbus

pregnant women with COVID-19 are more likely to be hospitalized and are at increased risk for  intensive care unit (ICU) admission and receipt of mechanical ventilation than nonpregnant women.  CDC is collaborating with state, local, and territorial health departments and external partners to better understand COVID-19 during pregnancy. 

Tracking data on COVID-19 during pregnancy can protect pregnant women and their babies.

Data on COVID-19 during Pregnancy. (2020, July 23). Retrieved July 27, 2020, from https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/special-populations/pregnancy-data-on-covid-19.html

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