Dr Cliona Murphy: misinformation circulating on risk of taking Covid-19 vaccine and fertility
Dr Cliona Murphy says misinformation is circulating in relation to the risk of taking a Covid-19 vaccine and fertility. She says there is no evidence that taking any Covid vaccine affects a woman's future ability to conceive or to continue a pregnancy
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