New Studies in Pre and Inocation

First study by Norwegian scientists published in the American medical magazine “England of Medicine” studied some 18,500 pregnant women, including about 4,500 who had an abortion.

No link was found between vaccines v. Covid-19 (Moderna, Pfizer / BioNTech and AstraZeneca) and a growing risk of abortion during the first quarter of pregnancy.

The scientists concluded that the “testation found not even the slightest indication of an increased risk of abortion in early stages of pregnancy after the vaccine with Ovid-19, confirming findings from previous studies supporting vaccine during pregnancy”.

The second international study, published in the medical magazine “The Lancet”, examined 107 women who became pregnant while taking part in clinical trials of AstraZeneca vaccines in Britain, Brazil and South Africa.

It was found that the vaccine had no negative effect on the safety of pregnancy. Researchers concluded that “n did not find any evidence of a link between reducing fertility and vaccine with this” vaccine.

Norwegian researchers in the first study noted that “is important for pregnant women to be vaccinated because they have a higher risk of hospital hospital hospitalization and complications if they are sick with Covid-19”. Abbot. al