A recent study indicates that administering the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine during pregnancy significantly reduces infant hospitalizations for RSV-related illnesses. Findings show a 68% reduction in hospitalizations among vaccinated mothers’ babies. Despite some limitations, the study supports the vaccine’s… Read More »RSV vaccine during pregnancy lowers hospitalization risk for babies
A recent study showed that there was no increased risk of autism in children of mothers who received the mRNA COVID vaccine. Health organizations continue recommend the COVID vaccine for pregnant women to protect against COVID for themselves and their… Read More »COVID vaccine during pregnancy is not linked to children’s autism
A recent systematic review indicates that acetaminophen use during pregnancy is not associated with increased risks of autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, or intellectual disability in children. The study emphasizes the importance of treating fevers in pregnant women, as untreated illnesses… Read More »Tylenol does not increase risk of autism and ADHD — review
A recent systematic review refutes claims that using Tylenol during pregnancy is linked to autism or ADHD, contradicting assertions by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The study analyzed 40 existing studies, concluding no significant evidence supports the claims. Tylenol remains important… Read More »Tylenol use during pregnancy not linked to autism or ADHD
A recent study published in JAMA Network Open found that mRNA COVID vaccines administered during the first trimester of pregnancy do not increase the risk of major congenital malformations. The research involved nearly 500,000 infants and reassures pregnant women about… Read More »COVID vaccine during first trimester NOT linked to birth defects
A large study indicates that COVID vaccination during pregnancy significantly protects both mothers and babies, reducing risks of infection, stillbirth, preterm birth, and severe outcomes, without increasing adverse event risks. The research supports the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists’… Read More »COVID vaccine during pregnancy helps the baby too
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans to issue a report linking Tylenol use in pregnancy to autism risk and suggesting leucovorin as a treatment. However, significant skepticism surrounds his claims due to a lack of reliable evidence and a history of… Read More »RFK Jr will try to link taking Tylenol during pregnancy to autism
The article discusses a lawsuit against Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for rescinding COVID-19 vaccine recommendations for pregnant women and children without proper procedures. Written by Professor Dorit Reiss, it highlights the legal context, challenges of demonstrating standing, and criticizes Kennedy’s… Read More »Health organizations sue RFK Jr over COVID vaccines decision
RFK Jr has stopped recommending COVID vaccines for pregnant women, despite evidence demonstrating their safety and effectiveness. His document misrepresents studies, which actually support vaccination. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists continues to advocate for vaccines, highlighting their role… Read More »RFK Jr is wrong about COVID vaccines for pregnant women
It’s a full-time job writing about the junk science pushed by HHS Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr — now, he has invoked that pseudoscience to make new recommendations about the COVID vaccines. The standard process for evaluating vaccines involves the… Read More »RFK Jr denies the science about COVID vaccines