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So, i am back, now, with ashley and scott owen, who hesitated to get the vaccine. then, ended up getting coronavirus. and listen. just because you guys -- as you agreed, that you said you want everybody to get on the same page and you are hearing one thing. listen. we -- we have been -- again, i'm not scolding you guys. i just want to get the right information out. okay? because people are watching and this is what we have been saying on the air and this is cnn. this is cnn fact check. there is no clear, scientific reason to think the new vaccine would cause fertility problems in adults. likew...

There is no clear scientific reason to think the new vaccine would cause fertility problem in adults, like wise, this is no scientific reason to believe it would cause fertility problems in teenagers. that's regardless how old the person is. as the data comes out what we're seeing in the thousands of women that took the vaccine, their pregnancy outcomes are no different than the population of pregnant women that did not get one of the vaccines. there is no evidence that people have lost any fertility because of covid-19. the rumor apparently started with the myth that the coronavirus spike pro...

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Study: COVID-19 infection may reduce fertility in men The viral disease - which has swept the globe, claiming nearly 2.2 million lives - can cause increased sperm cell death, inflammation and so-called oxidative stress, researchers reported Friday in the journal Reproduction. Picture: Pixabay.com 71 days ago PARIS - COVID-19 may damage sperm quality and reduce fertility in men, according to a new study based on experimental evidence. The viral disease - which has swept the globe, claiming nearly 2.2 millio...

This is according to the  University of Miami, which is conducting research into the new coronavirus vaccines flooding the United States to ascertain whether or not they can cause infertility and whether they have any other damaging effects. https://twitter.com/michellemalkin/status/1342189503016923136 The study is being led by Dr. Ranjith Ramasamy, a reproductive urologist working for the  University of Miami Health System and an expert in male infertility, andrology, sexual dysfunction and hypogonadism. He led an earlier study that found that the coronavirus was present in the testicles ...