Our Pilot Study

Pilot Study: IRB APPROVED

A swift, population-wide response involving prevention and treatment strategies is essential in the face of a pandemic. The urgency to address emerging infectious diseases often leads to a lack of thorough evaluation of the safety of the measures taken. It's essential to ensure that the strategies used to combat these diseases do not threaten humanity more than the diseases themselves. Given the potential impact of emerging infectious diseases on human reproduction and pregnancy, as well as the adverse effects of treatments and preventive measures on fertility, it is crucial to assess these and other possible consequences in future outbreaks quickly.

INTRODUCTION

In 2021, there was a dramatic increase in significant menstrual abnormalities among women of all ages. The precise mechanism of this phenomenon is unknown. Menstrual abnormalities occurred in vaccinated women and in unvaccinated women who were in close proximity to COVID-19-vaccinated people. Multiple studies noted menstrual abnormalities following COVID-19 vaccination.

THE PURPOSE OF THIS STUDY

To ascertain the mechanism by which abnormal vaginal bleeding occurs after COVID-19 vaccination or after exposure to shedding.

Advanced Biological Research Group

SPIKE PROTEIN EFFECTS ON REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

Pilot Study: IRB APPROVED

INTRODUCTION

THE PURPOSE OF THIS STUDY

Study Description

Do you meet the preliminary criteria detailed above?

SPIKE PROTEIN EFFECTS ON REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

Pilot Study: IRB APPROVED

INTRODUCTION

THE PURPOSE OF THIS STUDY

Study Description

Do you meet the preliminary criteria detailed above?

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