From the story: The Food and Drug Administration sought to fast track Pfizer’s vaccine for kids aged six months through 4 years old this month in response to the number of children hospitalized with Covid. However, the FDA and Pfizer decided to put those plans on hold after data on the first two doses did not meet expectations. The FDA is now waiting to see clinical trial data on a third dose for the youngest kids, which is expected in April (CNBC).
From Katie Pavlich: The vilification of parents who were like, “Yeah, we want more data first before giving this to our kid, if we ever do,” is off the charts insane. Same applies for anyone, especially women, who wanted more data first (Twitter).
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