There's a video of our favorite person, Dr. Tony Fauci, and he was in congressional testimony.

He was in the House Committee of Appropriations.

He was there to talk about the 2022 budget for NIH.

He and Francis Collins, who is the head of NIH.

And he was asked an interesting question.

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Because of the nature of, you know, how quickly the vaccines were developed, I know there

is some percentage of the population that has hesitancy kind of viewing it as somewhat

experimental, kind of seeing how it all works out.

And especially women of childbearing age who would like to have children in the future.

I know there have been some concerns about whether or not the vaccine would in any way affect

them in a negative way.

I wonder if you could talk to that and just mention if there's any evidence of any

risk or concern to women who might be considering that in the future.

I think the evidence is actually quite reassuring, but let me ask Dr. Fauci to give a specific

answer to your question.

Yes.

Thank you very much, Congressman, for that very important question.

So if you look at the vaccine trials, did not include pregnant women in the trials.

There are now trials that are looking at the vaccine specifically for a sex and pregnant

women and in lactating women.

Those are on-screen right now.

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