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We (in the U.S.) are giving these to 5-year-olds. We don't know if there will be developmental issues, and we won't for quite some time. Remember, Pfizer wanted

• giraffe_lady 3y ago
  We don't know the long-term developmental effects of repeated infections either. There's no reasonable control group here.
  • dangwhy 3y ago
    > repeated infections Do you mean infections with lower intensity? I still got infected second time with all the boosters. It was less intense perhaps, but not sure.
• mikeyouse 3y ago
  > Remember, Pfizer wanted to hide their data for 70 years until releasing it. [1] Please attempt to be honest with your critiques. The FDA (not Pfizer) said that with current staffing and funding levels, and given the rest of their FOIA requests, it would take 75 years to scrub and release the patient files for PII. As is completely routine, a judge told them this needed to be a priority so they would have to turn over the files in under a year. Since then, they've turned over 780,000 pages of records and the plantiffs attorneys are all dropping off the case since they realize there's nothing there and they're just completely standard patient charts as the FDA had previously told them. https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.txnd.353278/gov.uscourts.txnd.353278.67.0.pdf https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.txnd.35...