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Pregnant and breastfeeding women are still advised to get the Covid-19 vaccine - Full Fact
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❌ “mRNA vaccines are not recommended for pregnant women or those who are breastfeeding” - Andrew Bridgen MP at PMQs This is not true. The Covid vaccines Mr Bridgen is referring to *are* recommended during (and after) pregnancy.

advised that pregnant women should be offered the Covid-19 vaccine at the same time their age group was.

The MHRA added: “Since then new data has come to light which supports the updated advice on vaccinating those who are pregnant and breastfeeding.which states that the vaccines are safe to use during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

In other words, this is an old document, from before there was lots of real-world data about the vaccine being safe for pregnant women.The document says it was “updated 16 August 2022”, which seems to have caused some confusion with people thinking it has only just been published. This document itselfto have been updated, but it is part of a group of documents concerning regulatory approval of the Pfizer vaccine, which features another document that has been updated.

The MHRA told Full Fact that the 16 August update “refers to changes made to the Summary of Product Characteristics and Patient Information Leaflet, which are found on the

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