CDC Faces Backlash Over COVID Vaccines Amid Safety Concerns for Pregnant Women

A growing debate surrounds the safety of COVID-19 vaccines, particularly concerning their use in pregnant women. A recent study published in Science, Public Health Policy and the Law reported 19,028 deaths linked to COVID vaccinations, suggesting a potential underreporting by a factor of 31, which could lead to an estimated 589,868 deaths. Critics of this study argue that the data from the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) is often misinterpreted because it includes deaths that are coincidental rather than vaccine-related. Additionally, another peer-reviewed study highlighted 37 serious safety signals associated with COVID-19 vaccines during pregnancy, urging a halt to their administration until further trials confirm their safety. Despite these alarming findings, the CDC continues to promote vaccination among pregnant women, facing accusations of prioritizing pharmaceutical interests over public health. The controversy has sparked significant criticism towards the CDC for its perceived lack of transparency and accountability regarding vaccine safety.