> did not show improvement in hospitalizations or deaths Well, it's not surprising that there would be fewer deaths in children. We'd need a much larger study

> did not show improvement in hospitalizations or deaths Well, it's not surprising that there would be fewer deaths in children. We'd need a much larger study and I expect that this data will become available now that the vaccines are started to be more widely distributed. > rather they relied on showing the jabs successfully produced antibodies (a much lower standard) IIRC the study also found that the vaccine was effective at preventing infections.