1. doesn't account for vaccine efficacy
    Joe H Joe H United States says:
    August 11, 2021 at 4:56 PM

    The last births in the study were from Jan 20.  Many women got vaccine after this and now pregnant women are encouraged to get the vaccine.  Now that the vaccinated rate is 70% or so this study is not relevant to most people.  We need to see a breakdown of pre-term births for vaccinated vs. unvaccinated pregnant women.  Then people can know their level of risk due to Covid during pregnancy more accurately.

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