mafketis
8 Nov 2021 #8431
do you think children with negligible symptoms can't be vectors?
It's very hard for healthy children to get it (esp under 10) and almost no children show serious symptoms.
I know one couple where the parents had it (his case was mild, hers was much worse though she wasn't hospitalized). They made no effort to isolate themselves from 5 year old child - who tested negative afterward.
This is actually great news! Flu is far more dangerous to children than is covid. I'd much rather have an endemic disease that's dangerous to those over 80 than those under 15....
The drive to vaccinate children is just austerity - transferring health funds that could/should be spent elsewhere straight to big pharma.
first-findings-of-worlds-largest-study-on-long-covid-in-children/
"The researchers found that there was no difference in mental health and wellbeing scores between children who tested positive compared to those who tested negative. "
"32,872 (one in seven) would have had three or more physical symptoms at 15 weeks"
that translates to 0.13 percent
While 16,436 would have had five or more physical symptoms 15 weeks after the test
that translates to 0.07 percent