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Leaked Fauci Messages and Vaccine Miscarriage Risks

Leaked Fauci Messages and Vaccine Miscarriage Risks

A comprehensive scientific study has confirmed that COVID-19 vaccines are safe for pregnant women and do not increase the risk of miscarriage. Research indicates that the natural miscarriage rate ranges between 10% and 20%, usually occurring before the 12th week of pregnancy for various reasons unrelated to vaccination. Despite reassuring messages from senior officials, such as Dr. Anthony Fauci, who publicly affirmed the safety of the vaccines, leaked claims have emerged suggesting issues with the data related to the vaccine-miscarriage connection. These include references to an earlier figure claiming that the miscarriage rate from mRNA vaccines exceeded 80%, a number later debunked as an incorrect statistical manipulation. Evidence shows that the benefits of vaccination for pregnant women—such as reducing hospitalizations and enhancing protection for newborns—outweigh potential risks. There is no evidence to suggest that the vaccine affects fertility or causes birth defects.

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