Study confirms that Covid-19 vaccines are safe in pregnancy

The Canadian study compared the health of vaccinated pregnant women with the health of both unvaccinated pregnant women, and vaccinated non-pregnant women. Stock picture

The Canadian study compared the health of vaccinated pregnant women with the health of both unvaccinated pregnant women, and vaccinated non-pregnant women. Stock picture

One of the first studies to look at Covid vaccine side-effects on pregnant women has concluded that mRNA vaccines are safe in pregnancy.

In the study, researchers compared the health of vaccinated pregnant women with the health of both unvaccinated pregnant women and vaccinated non-pregnant women.

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