My favorite part about the vaccine

I also like how contributing members >

 

The caveat is that there's still a lot we don't know for sure.

Long covid sounds terrifying and I definitely wouldn't want to roll the dice on de-licer or horsey suppositories to prove a stupid point no one will care about 5 years from now.

 

what sort of health threat is a pregnancy?

 

potentially life threatening.

 

routinely?

 

Hey, I have an idea... I don't have anything to offer in this discussion, so I will derail it...

 

In a significant percentage of pregnancies.

 

define significant percentage please.

 

Define being purposely obtuse...

 

8% of all pregnancies.

 

source?

 

Lets see if he gets an entire page of topic deflection...

 

"4 Common Pregnancy Complications | Johns Hopkins Medicine" https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/hea...ncy/4-common-pregnancy-complications?amp=true

 

I found another source that says that up to 50,000 women per year in the US suffer severe pregnancy related complications with about 700-900 dying. That puts the risk of death or severe complications to a bit more than 1% of live births.
https://www.npr.org/2017/12/22/5722...-preventable-complications-are-growing-in-u-s
Coincidently that is about the morbidity rate of COVID-19.

 

TIL midwives can earn up to 200k in salary and avg 150k a year.

 

Plenty for the zygote.

Only about 1/3 make it to the third term.

1/3 fail to attach to the uterus.

1/3 are miscarried in the first and second terms.

 

For real? I thought that profession bit the dust in the 50's.