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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I saw this link at another thread regarding AAP's decision: https://publications.aap.org/aapnews/news/17751?autologincheck=redirected

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Watch the FDA Advisory committee meeting where they recommended vaccines for ages 5-11. It is on Youtube. It is long, but you will learn something. The whole point of recommending this vaccine for ages 5-11 is the reason that benefit exceeds the risk for kids with very serious preexisting conditions. But at the end of the meeting, there is no question to the experts whether they approve it for a subgroup of kids or whether for all kids. They can vote Yes/No only for the question regarding whether this vaccine is recommended for ages 5-11. And the experts state that the reason they approve it is for those kids at risk, it is their personal benefit to get vaccinated. For the rest, FDA expert says they won't know whether they start vaccinating the whole population of kids. Well, it is a discussion with your doctor whether you want to vaccinate your child etc. But for the whole population of kids, school mandates just make no sense.

Are schools aware of the discussions during FDA meeting, do they know the discussions at AAP? Well, if they are just taking the result of the final vote from FDA advisory commitee, and then mandating the vaccine on that only, they are not following the science.[/quote]

Yup, FDA only approved the use of the vax for kids, and heavily caveated how flimsy the study was and how statistically insignificant the data was given the control group never got ill.[/quote]

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