Are Birth Control Pills 1000 Times More Likely To Cause Blood Clots Than The J&J Vaccine? Posted on
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Birth control pills are 1,000 times more likely to cause blood clots than the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
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An April 13 2021 Facebook screenshot of a tweet was part of disordered discourse surrounding a “pause” by the Biden administration of the Johnson & Johnson shot for COVID-19. As conspiracy theories about and disinformation about the efficacy of the various vaccines got a fresh boost, others attempted to put the numbers into perspective.
One popular exchange on Twitter on this topic suggested that birth control pills were a thousand times more likely to cause blood clots than this particular vaccine:
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