{"action":"add","type":"PLG_ACTIONLOG_JOOMLA_TYPE_ARTICLE","id":980,"title":"Home RNA Vaccine Inventor Blog Podcasts Speaking Events Newstories Current Page:Genetic Vaccination in Children Patents and Papers Robert W Malone MD Analysis Overview: COVID-19 Genetic Vaccine Safety in Children  \u201cEven as experts expressed concern about a marked jump in hospitalizations \u2014 an increase more than double that among adults \u2014 doctors and researchers said they were not seeing evidence that Omicron was more threatening to children.  In fact, preliminary data suggests that compared with the Delta variant, Omicron appears to be causing milder illness in children, similar to early findings for adults.\u201d  NY Times, \u201cOmicron Is Not More Severe for Children, Despite Rising Hospitalizations\u201d By Andrew Jacobs Dec. 28, 2021  The risk of death associated with COVID-19 in healthy children is virtually non-existent, as children have significant immunologic advantages relative to the older adult population (> 65 years) which comprises the high risk cohort for COVID-19 (see Omicron has Cracked Open the Overton Window , \u201cWe\u2019re never going to learn about how safe this vaccine is unless we start giving it\u201d , and COVID-19 Today).  The risk of death and disease in children has become even more rare with Omicron. Yet even prior to the advent of Omicron, a peer reviewed study clearly demonstrated (using safety data accumulated during past variant circulation) that the genetic COVID-19 vaccines carry a risk\/benefit ratio of five deaths in the older, high risk cohort for every one life saved from COVID-19 (and those data did not account for the reporting bias inherent in US deaths due to COVID consequent to inappropriate use of PCR tests). See \u201cWhy are we vaccinating children against COVID-19?\u201d (Toxicology Reports, Volume 8, 2021, Pages 1665-1684 ).","itemlink":"index.php?option=com_content&task=article.edit&id=980","userid":"873","username":"admin","accountlink":"index.php?option=com_users&task=user.edit&id=873"}