Local doctor disputes claim that COVID-19 vaccine causes infertility and miscarriage

Posted on: Feb 24, 2021 | Posted by: eServicis News

"There is no science to back up the rumor or the concern that receiving a COVID-19 vaccine will result in infertility or an increased risk of miscarriage," Weinbaum said.

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