Dr Naomi Wolf misinforms on Pfizer miscarriages

Dr Naomi Wolf has recently claimed to have analysed some Pfizer documents and shown that 44% of pregnancies in the Pfizer trial ended in miscarriage. Her claims are false! Dr Susan Oliver explains what the documents actually show and how Dr Wolf got it wrong. She also presents a recent study that confirms that Covid mRNA vaccines are safe to take in pregnancy.

Links to data:

Pfizer document release

Systematic review and meta-analysis of the effectiveness and perinatal outcomes of COVID-19 vaccination in pregnancy

[Backtothescience]

Hope you enjoyed the video. I have made another video about false claims Pfizer document claims. Please see this link:

[malpollard]

There comes a point where it is impossible to believe these mistakes are honest!

[katrinaisalwayscorrect]

Well this didn't age well, pfizer employee just admitted this

[frankpentangeli]

Why do people who know little or nothing about scientific studies comment publicly without checking with actual scientists or statisticians first? Particularly if they happen to be celebrities with large platforms, this is criminally irresponsible.

[HomeAtLast]

On 10/20/2020, the FDA had a livestreamed meeting of its Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee to discuss the vaccines. During this meeting they put up a slide that was a draft of a list of expected adverse event outcomes. One of the adverse events listed was "Pregnancy and Birth Outcomes".

Do you have any idea as to which pregnancy and birth outcome adverse events they expected?

[BayardMusicAndMore]

Not a good refutation. At least not yet. Dr Susan Oliver (with her weird plastic smile) shows that 3 of the supposed 11 miscarriages are listed in the table of 50 pregnancies ( for a 6%) rate. But she does not yet show the group of pregnant women where the remaining (11-3) 8 miscarriages are listed . If that group is very small, say 10 pregnancies, then 8/10 pregnancies ending up in miscarriages is a huge red flag. Adding up all the numbers : 50 +10= 60 pregnancies with 11 miscarriages would leave us a HUGE miscarriage rate of 11/60 = 18%. On the other hand, if the missing group is a much larger number of pregnancies, say 1000, then 8 out of 1000 is a small number, and combing all pregnancies would give us 1000 + 50= 1050 pregnancies with 11 miscarriages, 11/1050= 1% miscarriage rate, which would indeed be a small number, and Dr. Wolf would be adequately refuted. WE NEED THE REST OF THE DATA TO REACH A CONCLUSION of whether the alarms raised by Dr. Wolf are valid or not.

[shawnmiles]

PLEASE HAVE NAOMI WOLF & JOHN CAMPBELL ON YOUR SHOW AND DEBATE THEM, IF YOU THINK AND FEEL THEY ARE WRONG!!!

[bordersw]

Weird, my daughter had a baby last week, just fine, same for all her friends, all vaccinated, surely at least one of them should have had a problem! Of course, that’s purely anecdotal!

[wednesdayschild]

This is sad. I know to pregnant women that almost died from covid. They were unvaccinated. The babies were in the nicu for weeks.

[picahudsoniaunflocked]

If Tucker Carlson invited me on his show to promote my research/ideas after a lifetime of being Left-leaning & my role wasn't clearly to be purely adversarial, I'd refuse, drop everything as immediately as possible, take a sabbatical, check myself into a retreat with access to therapy, & vigorously retrace my steps to the work Tucker wanted to discuss & revisit any related intellectual arguments that took me there, while seeking remedial mentorship with trusted colleagues, & doing anything else possible to understand + correct where I went wrong.
The fact Naomi Wolf PhD isn't alarmed to discover who wants her time, attention, & validation these days should make it clear that whatever else they may want from Dr. Wolf, any intellect, dignity, + empathy she has remaining aren't welcome on this voyage.

[morrisizing]

Let's remember Dr Wolf claimed she heard Apple employees discussing how the vaccines allowed time travel & has a rather long history of misunderstanding of what truth is.

[djtomleeuwen]

Brilliant!!!
One of the most (in)famous politicians in The Netherlands just posted this "Massacre" on his Twitter.
I did indeed find the 22 vs 11, but indeed the 50 were also wrong.
Obviously I'm not voting for him.
Have a great holiday!

[iainmalcolm]

There are some dubious people out there. They are happy to share falsehoods as there never seems to be any accountability for them.

[RandomDudeOne]

Meanwhile Campbell is still throwing red meat to his anti-vaxxer fans by doing a video on a Thai study about heart complications.

[Tourmaline]

Thank You. My daughter in law had a baby during Covid and was vaccinated during pregnancy and had a healthy pregnancy. Babe is wonderful.

[cherylsmith]

Are you familiar with Dr. James Thorp, Maternal/Fetal Specialist. Are his observations of his patients valid?

[abhijithbkrishna]

Thanks a lot Dr.Oliver. The efforts u put in are very much appreciated. It's a huge task for clinicians like me to educate our patients who are already brain washed by the antisocial anti vaccers. Your vids gives a nutshell, to the point answer to most of questions by my patients... Big Hug and Thanks a Ton ....👍

[chuckv]

Poor Naomi…have to work hard to be that confused

[henkvandergaast]

Glad I looked from twitter comments.. Keep it up

[dinapawlow]

Thanks for these thoughtful clarifications. Thanks for taking the time to read the sources of these headlines. Have a nice trip.