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The COVID vaccine was sold as "safe in pregnancy" when it was far from it.
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What is the miscarriage rate among pregnant women who receive a COVID-19 vaccine?
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- The COVID vaccine was sold as "safe in pregnancy" when it was far from it.
This is how the COVID vaccine managed to be sold as "safe in pregnancy" when it was far from it.
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- A miscarriage of statistics: The thalidomide sequel cited evidence
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Origin: extracted from A miscarriage of statistics: The thalidomide sequel · 2026-09-11 21:57