Pfizer expecting to seek authorization for kids 2-11 in September

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https://news.yahoo.com/pfizer-expects-seek-vaccine-authorization-142424633.html

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I so hope this is true

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Wonderful news!

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Awesome

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Ugh I'm waiting for full authorization not this emergency use nonsense. How long can an emergency go on until it's time realize it's the new normal and carry on accordingly

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Anonymous wrote:Ugh I'm waiting for full authorization not this emergency use nonsense. How long can an emergency go on until it's time realize it's the new normal and carry on accordingly

Please don’t wait. The vaccine will be exactly the same regardless and might be years before there’s a full authorization.

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I'm thrilled with this news but I also have a pit in my stomach that this is just the next goal post. Middle and high school will return to school and elementary will be hybrid/shift school because VACCINES are right around the corner for the kids!

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I’m curious is the vaccine the same as the one adults receive? Is the dosage different? Like will they need to produce a specific pediatric vaccine? Or do we use the ones we have?

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Anonymous wrote:Ugh I'm waiting for full authorization not this emergency use nonsense. How long can an emergency go on until it's time realize it's the new normal and carry on accordingly

1) educate yourself on the full vaccine approval process. Your implication that the EUA is dangerous and dicey is misleading.

2) the way the emergency ends and the new normal begins is for everyone who is medically able to get one of the multiple vaccines available in order to reduce the available hosts for the virus. That is how we go back to normal. Hence the push to vaccinate people now under the EUA and continue the regular approval process.

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Anonymous wrote:Ugh I'm waiting for full authorization not this emergency use nonsense. How long can an emergency go on until it's time realize it's the new normal and carry on accordingly

1) educate yourself on the full vaccine approval process. Your implication that the EUA is dangerous and dicey is misleading.

2) the way the emergency ends and the new normal begins is for everyone who is medically able to get one of the multiple vaccines available in order to reduce the available hosts for the virus. That is how we go back to normal. Hence the push to vaccinate people now under the EUA and continue the regular approval process.

We will never truly get back to normal.

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Excellent. My kids will be 12 and 8 by November so I hope they can both get it by fall. Great news.

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Anonymous wrote:Ugh I'm waiting for full authorization not this emergency use nonsense. How long can an emergency go on until it's time realize it's the new normal and carry on accordingly

1) educate yourself on the full vaccine approval process. Your implication that the EUA is dangerous and dicey is misleading.

2) the way the emergency ends and the new normal begins is for everyone who is medically able to get one of the multiple vaccines available in order to reduce the available hosts for the virus. That is how we go back to normal. Hence the push to vaccinate people now under the EUA and continue the regular approval process.

We will never truly get back to normal.

I doubt they said that in 1918.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugh I'm waiting for full authorization not this emergency use nonsense. How long can an emergency go on until it's time realize it's the new normal and carry on accordingly

1) educate yourself on the full vaccine approval process. Your implication that the EUA is dangerous and dicey is misleading.

2) the way the emergency ends and the new normal begins is for everyone who is medically able to get one of the multiple vaccines available in order to reduce the available hosts for the virus. That is how we go back to normal. Hence the push to vaccinate people now under the EUA and continue the regular approval process.

We will never truly get back to normal.

The DC area? Probably not but the rest of the country will.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugh I'm waiting for full authorization not this emergency use nonsense. How long can an emergency go on until it's time realize it's the new normal and carry on accordingly

1) educate yourself on the full vaccine approval process. Your implication that the EUA is dangerous and dicey is misleading.

2) the way the emergency ends and the new normal begins is for everyone who is medically able to get one of the multiple vaccines available in order to reduce the available hosts for the virus. That is how we go back to normal. Hence the push to vaccinate people now under the EUA and continue the regular approval process.

We will never truly get back to normal.

I hear this attitude from older people and think it is pretty funny.

Young people, including children, will move on from this and never look back. They're not going to remember the pandemic of 2020 and strap on a mask or avoid the indoor party just in case. That's what youth is all about.

Also news flash, many people have been acting "normal" this whole time. It's very regional.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugh I'm waiting for full authorization not this emergency use nonsense. How long can an emergency go on until it's time realize it's the new normal and carry on accordingly

1) educate yourself on the full vaccine approval process. Your implication that the EUA is dangerous and dicey is misleading.

2) the way the emergency ends and the new normal begins is for everyone who is medically able to get one of the multiple vaccines available in order to reduce the available hosts for the virus. That is how we go back to normal. Hence the push to vaccinate people now under the EUA and continue the regular approval process.

We will never truly get back to normal.

The DC area? Probably not but the rest of the country will.

I live in Texas. We’ve been back to normal since last fall. Once schools opened, most people started going to restaurants, gyms, having get togetherness, etc. Our numbers haven’t been any worse than CA’s or other locked down states.