hbiden@onlyfans.com wrote: Fri Oct 29, 2021 3:39 pm
10/26
Dr Cody Meissner (FDA advisor): We don't know the side effects... It won't prevent infection... This vaccine should be available to eager parents with concerns but I'm worried if we say yes then states are going to mandate this vaccine to go to school and I don't agree with that... until we get more info.
FDA approves it anyway.
10/27
NYT wrote:Public school students in Oakland, Calif., who are 12 or older and have not been vaccinated against Covid-19 by January will either be transferred to an independent-study school or dropped from enrollment entirely, under a plan the district’s Board of Education approved on Wednesday.
I wish I could feign surprise.
From Meissner's Tufts webpage:
"Every human activity from riding in a car to eating an egg carries some risk. There is no such thing as a risk free activity. The risks associated with immunization are either so minor (sore arm) or so rare (seizure), they are far outweighed by the lives saved and the illness prevented by immunization. Do the benefits of avoiding infection outweigh the potential side effects? Yes. For each vaccine, the benefit clearly outweighs the risks. "
"The following immunizations are recommended for all children in the United States:
hepatitis A,
hepatitis B,
rotavirus,
diphtheria,
tetanus,
pertussis,
Haemophilus influenzae type b,
pneumococcal,
poliovirus,
influenza,
measles,
mumps,
rubella,
chickenpox,
meningococcal
HPV"
If he's good with these other vaccinations, most of which are already mandated by school districts for registration, and carry far more risks than any of the mRNA vaccines that have been given to almost a half-billion people already,.
Nice way to cherry-pick the doctor's quote too: The full text: “I’m just worried that if we say yes, that the states are going to mandate administration of this vaccine to children in order to go to school, and I do not agree with that,” committee member Dr. Cody Meissner said. “I think that would be an error at this time until we get more information about the safety.”
The more information he's looking for are instances of myocarditis and pericarditis, which are rare instances of inflammation in young males that have been given the vaccine. His hesitation being that the occurrence of these instances (less than 1:100,000) in the general population have been far rarer than the relatively small study sample of 4,500 children in the 5-11 age range.
When you apply this specificity to the "more information about the safety" it becomes apparent the concern is very small and limited in scope.
Stop trying to sow more doubt than is warranted by the actual concern expressed by the professionals, this kind of disingenuousness is far more dangerous to society than the vaccine.