Never in modern history has such a synchronised decline in birth rate been seen across the world, precisely aligned with the rollout of an experimental medical treatment, write Dr. Sven Román and Dr. Jonathan Gilthorpe.
The vaccination of pregnant women in Israel was associated with two huge spikes in neonatal deaths, newly released data from a major health insurer show.
Official UK data appear to be reassuring on the safety of Covid vaccines during pregnancy. But dig a little deeper and serious questions arise, such as what is behind the sharp drop in births in 2022?
66 doctors, scientists and clinical practitioners have written to the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists to call for a stop to Covid vaccination of pregnant women over serious safety concerns.
Many countries are reporting a marked drop in birth rates in the first part of 2022, nine months after the vaccination rollouts to younger age groups. Is there a link?
Stillbirths and first-year infant deaths in Iceland jumped 82% in 2021, raising further questions of vaccine safety after 11 cases of foetal damage following vaccination were reported to the Government.
The UKHSA publishes data on vaccination during pregnancy which on the surface appear reassuring. However, a closer look reveals some troubling signals.
Of 27 pregnant or recently pregnant women reported to have died with Covid in the UK up to March 2021, how many actually died from Covid? Very few, it appears.
The news yesterday reported that pregnant women are at greater risk of becoming seriously ill with Covid. However, the mortality data tells a different story.
A new U.K. clinical trial will recruit pregnant women in order to determine the most suitable gap between giving the two Covid vaccine doses to this cohort and will study the potential side effects on their babies.
