Australia COVID-19: The facts behind COVID vaccines and reproductive health
Despite lacking any evidence, false claims about COVID-19 vaccines, fertility and miscarriages continue to circulate online.
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Despite lacking any evidence, false claims about COVID-19 vaccines, fertility and miscarriages continue to circulate online.
Despite lacking any evidence, false claims about COVID-19 vaccines, fertility and miscarriages continue to circulate online.
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The Statement A Facebook meme shared by an Australian user claims that “becoming sterile is almost a certainty” for those who receive a COVID-19 vaccination. “Get the COVID Vaccine but remember the following,” reads the January 23 post. It goes on to list 11 points, which includes a claim that vaccines “(have a) 10-15% chance of adverse effects and increase risk of HIV”. The post finishes by saying, “Congratulations! You’re immunised…against a virus you had 99.9% chance of surviving.” At the bottom of the post is an attribution to the Twitter handle for Rashid. A Buttar, a...
As more women postpone childbearing for social reasons and freeze their eggs, new research reveals that most don't end up using them, leading to...