Fauci approved of COVID-19 vaccine study on pregnant women after he privately theorized injection’s miscarriage risk

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Dr. Anthony Fauci greenlit a COVID-19 vaccination study on pregnant women to “fill gaps in our knowledge” after he privately theorized that the injection could possibly cause miscarriages in the first trimester.

According to never-before-seen texts from Fauci’s government-issued iPhone, which quickly caused a stir on social media after their release on Monday, the former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases initially expressed worries about the abortifacient effects that a second dosage of the coronavirus vaccine could have on expectant mothers.

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