Do COVID vaccines cause miscarriage?
Do COVID vaccines cause miscarriage? A misleading claim distorts data, but real-world studies show no increased risk. Learn the facts about vaccine safety in pregnancy.
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Do COVID vaccines cause miscarriage? A misleading claim distorts data, but real-world studies show no increased risk. Learn the facts about vaccine safety in pregnancy.
Debunk the myth that mRNA vaccine spike proteins target unborn babies. This post breaks down fringe claims and highlights extensive, rigorous testing proving COVID vaccines’ safety.
Are spike proteins harming unborn babies? Anti-vaccine claims misuse studies, but research shows vaccinated mothers deliver healthy babies with protective immunity.
Terrence Howard falsely claims COVID vaccines cause cancer and infertility. Misinterpreted data and retracted studies debunk these myths.
Claims that COVID vaccines cause blood clots, cancer, and infertility are false. mRNA vaccines are safe and do not pose these risks, unlike COVID itself.
Claims that RSV vaccines cause pre-term births are misleading. Studies show no increased risk, and safety data supports their use during pregnancy.
COVID vaccines are not related to miscarriage, as a large meta-analysis found no increased risk, unlike some studies suggesting COVID infection can cause miscarriage.
Flu vaccines, while initially not tested on pregnant women, have since been proven safe for use during pregnancy through numerous studies over the decades.
The HPV vaccine is safe, does not cause infertility, and significantly reduces cervical cancer rates, unlike diet and exercise alone.
A debunked myth claims HCG was added to tetanus vaccines in Kenya to cause infertility, but retesting showed no HCG presence and no impact on fertility.