Joe Rogan Experience #2576 - Dr. Peter McCullough · Aired Nov 4, 2026
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McCullough says pregnant women generally did better than nonpregnant women with COVID.
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The named Pineles hospital study has a real narrow result, recorded separately. In CDC's larger symptomatic-case analysis, pregnancy was associated with increased adjusted ICU, ventilation and death risks. Rogan asks about infection-related fever immediately afterward; McCullough accepts that COVID can risk miscarriage.
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Is it true that McCullough says pregnant women generally did better than nonpregnant women with COVID?
Partly. The claim stretches what the evidence shows. The named Pineles hospital study has a real narrow result, recorded separately. In CDC's larger symptomatic-case analysis, pregnancy was associated with increased adjusted ICU, ventilation and death risks. Dr. Peter McCullough said it (matched by voice) on Joe Rogan Experience #2576 - Dr. Peter McCullough, aired Nov 4, 2026, at 54:41. The supporting source is cdc.gov, linked below.
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