Unreliable sources are still promoting misinformation about COVID-19.
,"BREAKING: The European Medicines Agency has admitted that COVID-19 jab can have an adverse effect on female fertility."
Gold's tweet contained no links or sourcing of any kind. One would assume that if an organization the size of the EMA had made such an admission, this supposed news would be available on many websites online. It wasn't. The organization also provided a full explanation of what they referred to as a"misinterpretation" of its product information:
A review of cases showed that heavy menstrual bleeding can occur after the administration of the first or second dose of the primary course and after administration of a booster.
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