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Summary

Dr. Malthouse delivers a comprehensive presentation examining the safety and efficacy of vaccines administered during pregnancy. He analyzes six vaccines currently recommended for all pregnant women in Canada: influenza, DTaP (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis), RSV, COVID-19, and occasionally hepatitis B. Through extensive research citations, he demonstrates that these vaccines lack proper safety testing in pregnant populations, with manufacturers’ own monographs stating they should only be given if clearly needed. He reveals concerning conflicts of interest, including the Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Canada receiving over a million dollars from the government to promote vaccines while partnering with Pfizer. Dr. Malthouse presents evidence of increased risks including miscarriage, stillbirth, premature birth, placental abnormalities, and potential long-term effects on children including autism and infertility. He explains how vaccines can cause inflammation that may trigger premature labor and how ingredients like aluminum and formaldehyde can cross the placenta. He discusses the concerning rise in SIDS cases following vaccination, with 62.7% occurring within three days. The presentation includes data showing unvaccinated children are 2.5 times less likely to develop chronic diseases. Dr. Malthouse emphasizes that informed consent is impossible without proper risk assessment and calls for an immediate moratorium on pregnancy vaccinations, a return to the precautionary principle, and development of safer alternatives for maternal and child health.

Credentials

Dr. Stephen Malthouse is a dedicated physician with 47 years of clinical experience who advocates for informed medical choices and patient safety. He has courageously spoken out about vaccine safety concerns, particularly regarding pregnancy and childhood vaccination programs. As a physician and medical advocate, he presents comprehensive evidence about the potential risks of vaccinating during pregnancy, examining six vaccines currently recommended for pregnant women. He discusses the lack of proper safety testing, conflicts of interest in regulatory bodies, and concerning data about adverse effects on both mothers and developing babies.

Dr. Malthouse is a highly experienced physician who has practiced medicine for 47 years in British Columbia, Canada. Throughout his distinguished career, he has demonstrated unwavering commitment to patient welfare and medical ethics, even when it meant challenging mainstream medical narratives. His dedication to thorough research and evidence-based medicine has led him to critically examine vaccination policies, particularly those affecting pregnant women and children. Despite facing professional challenges from regulatory bodies, Dr. Malthouse continues to advocate for informed consent, proper safety testing of medical interventions, and the application of the precautionary principle in healthcare. His extensive knowledge of medical literature and willingness to present uncomfortable truths about pharmaceutical products demonstrates his commitment to protecting public health.