The Precautionary Principle Was Abandoned as Officials Privately Questioned COVID-19 Shots in Pregnancy—Then Publicly Promoted Them
Recently revealed text messages between Drs. Anthony Fauci, Rochelle Walensky, and Vivek Murthy show that in early 2021, top American health officials were privately discussing concerns that COVID-19 mRNA shots could pose risks to pregnancy, including possible miscarriage.
But the public message was very different. All three doctors—and the major public health agencies—publicly urged pregnant women to get vaccinated.
Few physicians publicly challenged this guidance. IMA Senior Fellow, Obstetrics and Gynecology Dr. Kimberly Biss (
@docbiss) was one of the few in her specialty who began speaking up and asking questions after seeing troubling changes among patients in her own practice.
Here, Dr. Biss examines what health officials knew about COVID-19 shots during pregnancy, the warning signals that were overlooked, and why pregnant women deserve rigorous safety data and full transparency before any new medical intervention. Watch now.