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https://gnews.org/articles/t53504845
Summary:10/15/2022 Kimberly Biss, a gynecologist at St. Petersburg General Hospital in Florida: Since the COVID vaccine rollout, we've seen in our practice a decrease in fertilization rates of about 50% and an increase in miscarriage rates of about 50%, and about a 25% increase in abnormal pap smears as well as cervical malignancies in our area.





