A long-standing tradition of keeping pregnant women out of clinical trials is having serious consequences with regard to COVID-19.
the country of women who put off the vaccine because they were pregnant or trying to conceive and ended up severely ill or even dying — sometimes soon after giving birth.was expecting her first child when the FDA issued its first emergency-use authorization for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. The Houston-based medical researcher pored over the data for more than two months, ultimately concluding the vaccines were safe.
Women have signed up in droves. The forum has amassed well over 80,000 members, and it continues to grow.The number of pregnant women becoming infected with COVID-19 in Los Angeles and Orange counties has increased in the last few weeks, officials report. That information — along with the photos of group members posting anatomy scans or photos of newborns after getting the vaccine — helped seal the deal for Maggie Snyder, a communications professional in Minnesota.
Dr. Alisa Kachikis started a registry of pregnant women who got vaccinated against COVID-19 so she could track their health outcomes as well as those of their babies.opted for a more forward-looking type of research. The maternal-fetal medicine specialist started a registry of pregnant people who’d gotten the vaccine so she could track their health outcomes as well as those of their babies. Fay, her officemate, quickly signed up.
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