Democrats Discover A New Way To Force Vaccines

If the vaccination is included, all public school students may be compelled to receive the COVID vaccine.

A committee of the CDC is scheduled to meet on Thursday to discuss adjustments to the children immunization program. The Advisory Committee on Vaccine Practices is also slated to vote on vaccination schedules later on Thursday.

It is unclear whether the committee will discuss including the COVID vaccine in immunization, although the timeline suggests that is the plan.

Every state in the United States requires public school pupils to obtain childhood vaccines, and many follow the CDC’s recommendations.

Dr. Ashish Jha, the leader of the White House COVID task committee, stated in June that the data suggests that the COVID vaccine protects youngsters.

“Let’s clear the air, because the data here is actually fairly obvious,” Jha remarked at a press conference.

“Vaccinated children are better protected. They are significantly less likely to become seriously ill if they are immunized. They’re significantly less likely to wind up in the hospital, far less likely to end up in the intensive care unit,” Jha explained.

However, some critics argue that there is insufficient clinical data on the COVID vaccine in kids to determine the dose necessary for them.

“No vaccine has ever been included in the child vaccine schedule without convincing clinical proof that it significantly decreases disease in the community. The COVID-19 vaccine for children will be the first of its kind. It will be added and without any clinical data,” said Dr. Marty Makary, a Johns Hopkins University professor.

“Many of us wonder why the FDA exists at all. Why bother with clinical trials?” On Tuesday, Makary told Fox News presenter Tucker Carlson.

Meanwhile, some people are worried about the vaccine’s hazards for children.

According to several studies, particular mRNA-based COVID vaccinations increased the chance of getting myocarditis, or inflammation of the cardiac muscle that can decrease the heart’s capacity to pump blood, among boys and young men aged 12 to 24.

The Pfizer COVID vaccine presently has an Urgent Use Authorization for children below the age of 12, indicating that it has not yet received full FDA authorization for these youngsters.

The Moderna COVID vaccination is only approved for persons under the age of 18, therefore it does not have complete FDA approval for school-aged youngsters.

The FDA has not yet completely authorized the Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccination for anyone, although it does have urgent authorization for individuals 18 and over.

Children have a low risk of acquiring severe COVID, which has mostly killed the elderly and the immunocompromised. Nonetheless, the CDC recommends that children six months and older be immunized and that children five and older receive a booster injection.

Some parents and officials have already spoken out against requiring the COVID vaccine for students in their local schools.

In Penn., for example, lawmakers sought to prevent the state from forcing children to acquire the vaccine in order to attend school, claiming the harm that distant learning caused children during the pandemic.

Author: Blake Ambrose

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