Darine El-Chaar

Darine El-Chaar

doctor Canada

Darine El-Chaar is a maternal-fetal medicine specialist at the Ottawa Hospital, known for her advocacy of COVID-19 vaccinations during pregnancy. Recently, she expressed concern over U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s announcement that routine COVID vaccinations are no longer recommended for healthy pregnant women, emphasizing that such vaccines are safe and effective, and that avoiding them could lead to severe health complications for both mothers and their babies.

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Canada Canada: Darine El-Chaar, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist, expressed concern that Mr. Kennedy’s comments will fuel hesitancy among pregnant people in Canada. 8

The Globe and Mail: Quebec’s outgoing public-health director hopeful there will be enough free COVID-19 shots to go around

Canada Canada: Dr. Darine El-Chaar works with patients navigating high-risk pregnancies and commented on the impact of Trump's announcement on healthcare relationships. 6

The Globe and Mail: Medical experts fear pregnant patients will heed Trump’s unproven claims about Tylenol

Canada Canada: Dr. Darine El-Chaar expressed concern that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s comments could fuel vaccine hesitancy among pregnant people. 6

The Globe and Mail: OB/GYN shortage in B.C. threatens collapse in local maternity care

Canada Canada: Darine El-Chaar, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist, expressed concern that Mr. Kennedy's comments would fuel hesitancy among pregnant people. 5

The Globe and Mail: Alberta government to charge for COVID-19 shots starting this fall

Canada Canada: Darine El-Chaar, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist at the Ottawa Hospital, expressed concern that Mr. Kennedy’s comments will fuel hesitancy among pregnant people. 7

The Globe and Mail: Canadian doctors continue to recommend COVID-19 vaccinations for pregnant people, countering U.S. policy change