Anons,

I'm glad to see that someone posted (and it was notabled) that University of Rochester Medical Center says the US FDA has approved the Pfizer COVID-19 injectable biologic for children. However, if you follow the comments on that post in the original bread you will see that this is not true and that such statements are being challenged legally.

The US FDA has not approved any COVID-19 injectable biologics. The "vaccines" are "emergency use authorized" only.

https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/

I don't know this, but I would wonder if there would be legal liability to URMC if they say the product is FDA approved, a child receives it and is harmed. Even if there is no obvious harm, the Nuremburg Code says a person enrolled in an experiment needs informed consent. Informed consent for this product should include informing the recipient that getting the "jab" could result in WORSE outcomes on subsequent exposure the the virus in the community.