How Can We Be Sure Vaccination against COVID-19 Doesn’t Cause Infertility?
How Can We Be Sure Vaccination against COVID-19 Doesn’t Cause Infertility?
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Despite the fact that fertility experts recommend vaccination against COVID-19 and there are several studies showing no concern for fertility, many people still harbor fears. This article from a leading gynecologist explains the research that shows it is safe.
Despite the fact that fertility experts recommend vaccination against COVID-19 and there are several studies showing no concern for fertility, many people still harbor fears. This article from a leading gynecologist explains the research that shows it is safe.
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This article is written by Dr. Jen Gunter, a Canadian gynecologist and author.
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This article is written by Dr. Jen Gunter, a Canadian gynecologist and author.
Read it here.
