Maternal death rates are increasing across the West, and especially in America. “Maternal death” is defined as the non-accidental death of a pregnant woman 42 days following or during pregnancy. Statistics from the US National Center for Health Statistics indicate that the maternal mortality rate for 2021 was 32.9 deaths per 100,000 live births, compared with a rate of 23.8 in 2020 and 20.1 in 2019, which is about a 50 percent increase in maternal mortality since Covid began.
While some health authorities take the time-proven path of blaming Covid infections, the death rate continued to surge after the Covid vax rollout, so if the vaxxes did anything, they should have had an impact upon maternal mortality, which does not appear to be so. Dr. Peter McCullough, leading US cardiologist, has observed that 65 percent of US pregnant women had taken the jabs, so the vaxxes should be the logical starting point in seeking a causal explanation. This is especially relevant, as pregnant women in the initial randomized Covid vaccine trials, but were soon being urged to be vaxxed, and still are, in most jurisdictions across the world. So, the issue is still relevant.
