URGENT: Update/CORRECTION to previous Singapore article

Singapore broadened its definition of stillbirth in late May 2022, causing a reported increase in stillbirths. (Births still dropped 10 percent nine months after mass mRNAs, though.)

This is a good news story for everyone but me.

Turns out that in 2021, the government of Singapore passed a new law changing its definition of a stillborn child. Stillbirths had been defined as infants born dead at 28 weeks or later. The new law defined a stillbirth as “a child that issues from the child’s mother after the twenty-second week of pregnancy…