@stephen_taylor Americans spend way way more for healthcare and have much worse outcomes. Compare our health system to any other developed nation except the US please. Choice does not mean better care.
@jackunheard Wishing something to be true Jack will never actually make it true. This is why you’re destined to be a social media disinformation poster for life. Will be great stories to tell your grandkids about how you distorted truth for your career. 😂
@matthewdmarsden What are you talking about? He made a comment that maybe it’s something they should look into early on. They looked into it and the evidence has shown there is no relationship. What’s with the faux rage? Calm down.
@TheSkiBaron@LichTamara “Compared to those who received a placebo or no vaccination, women who received a COVID-19 vaccine did not have a higher risk of miscarriage (risk ratio (RR) 1.07, 95% CI 0.89-1.28, I2 35.8%) and had comparable rates for ongoing pregnancy or live birth
@UnapologeticNa3@Trav27S@BillAckman A recommendation for pregnant women to get the vaccine wasn’t made until June 2021. After the studies were done. That’s the entire story. Follow the timelines. People have short memories.
@juicemclean@DCKephart@JasminLaine Exactly. We have a deal - that Trump negotiated- it’s called CUSMA. Now everyone thinks a new deal will be honoured? Umm ok? I have a ketchup popsicle for you too - best price.
@mazemoore January 2021: Fauci says there COULD be risk for pregnancy in text exchange
June 2021; after studies completed and experts reviewed a recommendation was made to vaccinate pregnant women
What’s controversial about this??
@DCKephart@JasminLaine Canada has amongst the highest living standard on earth; live expectancy that exceeds nearly every country on earth; one of the safest countries (by almost any measure) and one of the most educated populations. What exactly am I missing?
@McLeanChronicle Oh god; we have to go back to debunking this disinformation spread again. The 82% miscarriage claim wildly misinterprets data by ignoring early-trimester live births that hadn't occurred yet.
@mario4thenorth A risk. Not known. COVID-19 was known to cause miscarriages. After studies were complete they have confirmed there is no linkage between the vaccine and miscarriages.
@LichTamara Literally not what he said. He said it is possible and then later the studies proved that there is no linkage between vaccine and miscarriages. However; there is a strong correlation between getting COVD19 and miscarriages.