The 82% figure was reached by excluding 700 women who gave birth after being vaccinated in their third trimester while still counting early pregnancy losses.
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- The 82% figure was reached by excluding 700 women who gave birth after being vaccinated in their third trimester while still counting early pregnancy losses.
The 82% figure was reached by excluding 700 women who gave birth after being vaccinated in their third trimester while still counting early pregnancy losses — a calculation the data did not support.
Sources
Origin: extracted from GOP Rep Falsely Claims 82% of Women Vaccinated in First Two Trimesters Miscarried · 2026-09-06 19:46