COVID Safety advise required - pregnant staff working in Cytogenetics

[Tony]

Hi members:

we have two scientists who are pregnant. Our Covid cases have skyrocketed with many people in hospital. Much of our staff are on sick leave too...

my question...Is it wise to have the pregnant staff  physically working in the Cytogenetic lab? What should we do to keep these staff safe? Any advice would be appreciated. my feeling is that they must be moved off-site. What is your experience? 

Thanks

[Audra Birri]

If it was me, I would want it to be a decision between me and my doctor.

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[Iqbal, Anwar]

Here is a link:

 

 

Q&A with Dr. Eva Pressman About Pregnancy, the Vaccine and More - URMC Operations (rochester.edu)

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