COVID-19 Vaccines and Questions Over Miscarriage Risk

The Real Truth About Vaccines

Why do some people still have questions about miscarriage risks and COVID vaccines these days?

A reminder that Maryanne Demasi, of MD Reports, is not actually a medical doctor.

The usual suspects…

COVID-19 Vaccines and Questions Over Miscarriage Risk

The usual suspects that include anti-vaccine influencers won’t let go of the idea that COVID vaccines are associated with an increased risk of miscarriages.

From the whole 82% lie to a new bit of propaganda from Maryanne Demasi, who thinks she is on to something because the NEJM had posted a correction to one of the first COVID vaccine safety studies.

A correction that was long ago explained away!

What else?

Maryanne Demasai promotes early studies in mice and a non-peer-reviewed preprint as a published study!

Are we supposed to believe a non-peer-reviewed preprint co-authored by Tracy Beth Høeg and Retsef Levi?!?

A preprint co-authored by known anti-vaccine influencers!

All the while, she ignores all the studies that found that COVID vaccines in pregnancy did not increase miscarriages.

Why?

That’s how anti-vaccine propaganda works!

More on COVID Vaccines in Pregnancy

• Pandemic Revisionism Can’t Erase How Many Kids Died With COVID

• The Problem With the Hidden V-Safe Data Narrative

• Rand Paul Doesn’t Understand How Immunity Works

• No, the Covid-19 Vaccine DOES NOT have an 82% rate of miscarriage

• Study did not show 82% of pregnancies end in miscarriage after Covid vaccination

• Preliminary Findings of mRNA Covid-19 Vaccine Safety in Pregnant Persons

• Receipt of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines preconception and during pregnancy and risk of self-reported spontaneous abortions, CDC v-safe COVID-19 Vaccine Pregnancy Registry 2020-21

• Systematic review and meta-analysis of the effectiveness and perinatal outcomes of COVID-19 vaccination in pregnancy

• Multiple studies show that COVID-19 vaccines don’t cause pregnancy or fertility problems, despite widespread claims on social media

• COVID-19 Vaccines Reduce, Not Increase, Risk of Stillbirth

• Anti-vaccine advocates falsely link Covid shots to miscarriages

• There was no rise in the stillbirth risk in the US in 2021

• NEJM paper demonstrates mRNA vaccines do NOT increase miscarriage rate.

• Miscarriage does not occur in 90% of vaccinated pregnant women

• Covid vaccines did not cause a 300% rise in cancer and miscarriage rates