
Senator’s Miscarriage Claim Debunked | Raleigh News
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Senator Ron Johnson revived a debunked claim that COVID-19 vaccines cause high miscarriage rates, citing misleading text messages from Dr. Fauci and a 2021 study that was later clarified to show normal miscarriage rates. Multiple global studies involving over a million pregnancies now confirm no increased risk of miscarriage, stillbirth, or birth defects linked to the vaccines — medical groups continue to endorse vaccination for pregnant people.
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