Researchers don’t wait for results of animal studies before proceeding to humans

Not all animal studies were skipped.  But a key one in particular has not been completed yet, namely the one about how the vaccines affect reproductive health.  After all, “You Can’t Produce a Baby in One Month by Getting Nine Women Pregnant,” as they say.  Certain things just take time.

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See also, on this site:

• Dr Roger Hodkinson says COVID-19 jabs could cause “mass male infertility”