New Study Confirms Higher Risks In Unvaccinated Pregnant Women

The video discusses the importance of COVID-19 vaccination for pregnant women, highlighting the severe risks of COVID-19 infection, including preterm delivery and stillbirth. A study from Scotland supports these findings, showing high rates of complications in unvaccinated pregnant women. The speaker shares personal experiences and emphasizes the safety and necessity of vaccination, especially with the emergence of the Omicron variant. The video concludes with a strong message urging pregnant women to get vaccinated to protect themselves and their babies.

Why were some pregnant women initially hesitant to receive the COVID-19 vaccine?

• They believed it might harm their baby.

• They thought it would make them immune to all diseases.

• They were unaware of the vaccine's availability.

• They were concerned about the cost of the vaccine.

What did the Scottish study reveal about unvaccinated pregnant women?

• They were immune to the Omicron variant.

• They had a lower risk of COVID-19 complications.

• They were more likely to experience preterm delivery and stillbirth.

• They had no significant differences compared to vaccinated women.

What percentage of COVID-19 infections were among unvaccinated pregnant women according to the study?

• 77.4%

• 50.2%

• 100%

• 90.9%

What is the main concern regarding the Omicron variant for pregnant women?

• It is only a concern in non-pregnant individuals.

• It is less transmissible than other variants.

• It poses no risk to pregnant women.

• It could lead to a surge in hospitalizations among pregnant women.

What is the final message to pregnant women regarding the COVID-19 vaccine?

• Wait until more research is available.

• Avoid the vaccine due to potential side effects.

• Consult only with family members about vaccination.

• Get vaccinated immediately to protect themselves and their babies.