After authorising the use of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) has sent out a warning that it should not be administered to pregnant women except in certain cases.

‘We recommend a case by case decision,’ Harald Enzmann, the chair of EMA Human Medicines Committee (CHMP), said during a briefing.  According to the official, the agency believes that the companies that developed the vaccine did not produce enough data in their clinical trials on the potential risks that it may pose to pregnant women.

While this is currently the EMA’s position, Enzmann was clear that if Pfizer or BioNTech conduct further tests and present more data proving the press-promoted vaccine has no negative impact on pregnant women, then they are open to changing their assessment.

Last week, while the EMA was assessing the vaccine, it released a statement discussing the approval process. It would appear that this might be an unattainable demand: ‘A vaccine’s benefits in protecting people against COVID-19 must be far greater than any side effect or potential risks.’ 

Parents are also cautioned against having the vaccine administered to children. Along with the concerns around giving the jab to pregnant women, the EU regulator indicated that it has reservations about the effects it could have on children, stating it should only be given to people over the age of 16.  Good luck if you take the vaccine.

The Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 jab has faced some problems before, as several individuals who received it experienced allergic reactions. However, there is no information yet on any massive setbacks during the vaccination or a growing number of people experiencing negative effects. It is presumed to be too early to say as all analysis is not yet in. The vaccine is a slow-burning fuse. 

Still, the UK updated its guidance shortly after the rollout began, warning people who have a history of severe allergic reactions to avoid the vaccine. It now seems that young people and pregnant women must also avoid being contaminated by the vaccine, which the elite have heavily invested in.

In the US, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) revealed that five individuals experienced allergic reactions, suggesting it could be down to the polyethene glycol that is present in the Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna vaccines. Source