GOP Miscarriage Myth Revisited: Fauci Texts Do Not Prove Vaccine Harm
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FactCheck.org notes no evidence links COVID-19 vaccination in pregnancy to miscarriages, debunks the false 82% miscarriage-rate figure caused by an improper calculation, and shows Fauci’s private texts were cautious yet largely consistent with public guidance as data evolved; later analyses, including a 2026 CDC review, found no increased miscarriage risk from vaccination.
- Republicans Revive False Miscarriage Statistic, Twist Fauci’s Texts About COVID-19 Shots FactCheck.org
- False claims about miscarriage risk from Covid-19 vaccines are spreading online. They use a faulty interpretation of data CNN
- Covid Vaccine and Pregnancy: What to Know Now nytimes.com
- Senators Johnson, Paul Release Initial Texts from Dr. Fauci’s Government iPhone U.S. Senator Ron Johnson (.gov)
- GOP Senators Release Fauci Texts Discussing Covid Vaccine Risk to Pregnant Women WSJ
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