Chulabhorn hospital seeking pregnant volunteers for research into COVID-19 post-inoculation effects on mothers and babies

[snoop1130]

 

Thailand’s Chulabhorn hospital has launched a research project to study the immunity and safety of post COVID-19 vaccination in pregnant women and is seeking for 400 volunteers.

 

To qualify to become a volunteer, a woman must be over 18 years old, be at least 12 weeks pregnant on the day of their first inoculation with the Sinopharm vaccine, have not had a fever in the 14 days immediately prior to inoculation, has not been infected with COVID-19 and has not been inoculated with another vaccine. They must also cooperate fully in providing information about their and their baby’s condition after inoculation and after giving birth.

 

For the first group of 100 volunteers must have received two doses of the Sinopharm vaccine, with the first dose on October 4th. Officials will monitor their post-vaccination condition, results of the birth and the condition of their babies for a period of 90 days.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/chulabhorn-hospital-seeking-pregnant-volunteers-for-research-into-covid-19-post-inoculation-effects-on-mothers-and-babies/

 

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[86Tiger]

 

 

Oh, yeah.  Definitely something I want my pregnant wife to run right out and participate in......

[fangless]

What mother to be would ever contemplate exposing their unborn child to such medical trials?

[johng]

11 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

They must also cooperate fully in providing information about their and their baby’s condition after inoculation and after giving birth.

And what do the guinea pigs receive in compensation ?  and what happens if the mother or baby is harmed ?

[248900_1469958220]

So.....again they are pretty much admitting they DONT KNOW the long term consequences of these vaccines. Right?

[cclub75]

But... but... they told us that it was perfectly safe ? And with a very clear "risks/benefits balance"...

 

August 25 : "Thailand urges pregnant women to get vaccinated, cites higher risks"

Source : https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/thailand-urges-pregnant-women-get-vaccinated-cites-higher-risks-2021-08-25/

 

September 13 : "Thailand begins mass vaccination of pregnant women"

Source : https://www.thaipbsworld.com/thailand-begins-mass-vaccination-of-pregnant-women/

 

Having second thoughts now ? ????

[phetphet]

Seeing most of these vaccines are under Emergency Use Agreements (EUA) I would think pregnant women are the last group they should be testing on.

 

But I suppose pregnant women are getting vaccinated all over the world at the moment. 

 

And running in another thread on this website: https://aseannow.com/topic/1232850-relatives-of-8-month-pregnant-woman-who-died-after-covid-jab-want-answers-from-silent-hospital/

Edited September 24, 2021 by phetphet

[robblok]

5 minutes ago, cclub75 said:

But... but... they told us that it was perfectly safe ? And with a very clear "risks/benefits balance"...

 

August 25 : "Thailand urges pregnant women to get vaccinated, cites higher risks"

Source : https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/thailand-urges-pregnant-women-get-vaccinated-cites-higher-risks-2021-08-25/

 

September 13 : "Thailand begins mass vaccination of pregnant women"

Source : https://www.thaipbsworld.com/thailand-begins-mass-vaccination-of-pregnant-women/

 

Having second thoughts now ? ????

https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2021/s0811-vaccine-safe-pregnant.html 

 

research has been done already but not on the vaccines used in Thailand.

 

Before the antivaxers jump on and say there is a 13% miscarriage with the vaccine, that is the same as without vaccine.

 

However in Thailand they use an other vaccine. I think the order is a bit wrong though one should test first then start vaccinating. So your right to criticize that. Seems logical you first research and then you give it to the populace.

 

 

[robblok]

21 minutes ago, johng said:

And what do the guinea pigs receive in compensation ?  and what happens if the mother or baby is harmed ?

In many countries medical studies give compensation to those who take part in them. The amounts vary so no idea what they do in Thailand.

[alyx]

Although necessary, and as much as this death and vaccination are unrelated, how untimely this research is.......

 

[Dart12]

Huh, went away from the narrative on this one.

 

Truth is that those that take the shot are test subjects under clinical trial officially until the year 2025.

Those that do not are "control subjects". 

 

Typically there would be a placebo delivered as well.  However that's usually in people already sick and not in already healthy people.

 

Governments (marketers) relabeled it as vaxxers and antivaxxers for the emotional and biased narrative (unscientific btw) to sway perxeption.

 

My statements are not about effectiveness or not.  Just facts about where in the process these are.

[300sd]

According to the CDC in US....the vaccines are safe for everyone almost. Of course pregnant women should have a jab. What could go wrong?

 

I especially do not trust this gov't site when they tell you what to do if you have covid. I think if one waits for those serious symptoms, as the CDC states, before going to hospital, then one is a fool.

 

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/if-you-are-sick/steps-when-sick.html

[248900_1469958220]

When was the last time in history that pregnant women were being used in an experim.....(ahem) 'trial' vaccination program? I suppose it happens 3 times a year...twice on Sundays...right?

[TooMuchTime]

Shouldn't they know this before giving out the vaccine to everyone?

Same logic applies to giving out to the average person as well.

I guess you guys can be the test subjects.

[Pravda]

On 9/24/2021 at 6:46 PM, robblok said:

In many countries medical studies give compensation to those who take part in them. The amounts vary so no idea what they do in Thailand.

 

I guess it not much. Free somtam?