Scotland was facing a pandemic of newborn babies.

Pfizer solved that.

BBC News:

An investigation is to be carried out into the number of newborn baby deaths in Scotland.

The Scottish government has ordered the review of neonatal death rates after two spikes over a six-month period. Both increases were larger than what would normally be expected.

At least 18 babies under four weeks old died in March. That came after at least 21 babies died in September last year.

The review will be carried out by Healthcare Improvement Scotland.

It is expected to last six to nine months and cover all reported baby deaths between April 2021 and March 2022.

The average mortality rate among newborns is just over two per 1,000 births.

In September 2021 at least 21 babies under four weeks old died, a rate of 4.9 per 1,000 births. And in March at least 18 died, the equivalent of 4.6 per 1,000 births.

Public Health Minister Marie Todd said: “Every death is a tragedy for the families involved, that is why earlier this year I committed to this review to find out if there is a reason for the increase.

Scotland’s Health Minister

“I appreciate how difficult this time is for anyone affected and I would encourage them to access support if they wish to do so.”

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Ms Todd said anything identified would feed into recommendations and actions to improve the quality of care for mother and babies.

A preliminary investigation found the September spike was not linked to Covid.

The high rates were the first to be detected since this form of monitoring began in July 2017.

Meanwhile, in June it emerged there were 3.9 infant deaths for every thousand live births in 2021 – up from 3.1 the previous year.

There’s no mystery. The thing that changed was that people were pumped full of an experimental gene therapy.

It is causing every problem.

It’s not the vaccine.

It’s probably… genetics?

BBC News:

An investigation is under way after a spike in the number of newborn baby deaths in Scotland was recorded for the second time in six months.

At least 18 babies under four weeks old died in March, a rate of 4.6 per 1,000 births.

Infant death rates vary widely from month to month, but the increase is larger than expected from chance alone.

It comes after at least 21 babies under four weeks old died in September, a rate of 4.9 per 1,000 births.

A preliminary investigation later found the spike was not linked to Covid.

The spikes in September and March are the first to be detected since monitoring of this nature began in July 2017.

The average mortality rate among newborns is just over two per 1,000 births.

While all child deaths are investigated, The Herald newspaper reported that this wider inquiry was triggered when the mortality rate passed an “upper control” threshold of 4.4 per 1,000 births.

It is designed to pick up abnormal trends in infant deaths.

Link to Covid?

Dr Sarah Stock, an expert in maternal and foetal medicine at the University of Edinburgh told the paper: “I think the numbers are really troubling, and I don’t think we know the reasons why yet.

“What we do know it’s not neonatal Covid – the rates of Covid-19 infection in babies are very low and deaths from Covid are thankfully very, very small so this isn’t Covid affecting babies.”

Dr Stock, who has co-led the Covid-19 in Pregnancy Scotland (COPS) study, said it was known the virus can affect pregnant woman and cause complications, like early birth, so further investigation was needed.

She stressed the Covid vaccine, which studies have consistently shown to be safe in pregnancy, was not a factor.

But she said the wider impacts of the pandemic on the NHS, include on staffing, need to be considered.

Steve Turner, a consultant paediatrician at the Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital, said deaths within the first four weeks in Scotland and the UK were “relatively uncommon”.

He believes the increase would not have been caused by Covid as he has seen dozens of children with the virus who have all been well.

Mr Turner also told BBC Scotland it was “highly unlikely” that pandemic-related pressures on the NHS were responsible.

He said parents know to call NHS24 if they are worried about their baby and to attend A&E if they don’t get a ring back.

He added: “I don’t think Covid is directly or indirectly likely to be linked or related to this spike.”

Newborn mortality rate falling

Figures for the number of stillborn babies also increased in March but not beyond the upper warning or control limit.

Deaths of newborn babies have fallen steadily in recent decades with the mortality rate per 1,000 births dropping from double figures in the 1970s to 2.1 in 2020.

Dead babies are not a threat.

In fact, dead babies are good – we want more dead babies.

The threat is that people will blame the vaccine for killing all these babies.

Of course, if the vaccine did that, it would be good, because babies dying is good. However, the goyim are too stupid to understand that a vaccine killing a baby is just as good as an empowered woman killing a baby, and that is why we must cover this all up.