LA schools mandate vaccine, UK study says don't give it to kids

FEE's Kerry McDonald writes, "The Los Angeles public schools opened last month with some of the strictest coronavirus control measures in the country. Students and staff are required to wear masks inside and outside, participate in weekly virus testing, and obey social distancing protocols. District staff are also required to get the COVID-19 shot, and now all Los Angeles public school students ages 12 and over are forced to get the vaccine…

Experts in UK - Don't do it, the math is not favorable

Experts in LA - if you don't do it, we won't even teach you math https://t.co/mwKUOC23Wc — Vinay Prasad, MD MPH ?️? (@VPrasadMDMPH) September 10, 2021

Last week, a scientific advisory panel in the UK warned against vaccinating children ages 12 to 15 with the COVID-19 shot. The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) recommended the shot for children with certain underlying conditions, but suggested that the potential risks of the shot for healthy children outweigh the benefits of vaccination for this young cohort.

'There are uncertainties about the long-term implications of (myocarditis), and that makes the risk-benefit balance for these children really quite tight and much tighter than we would be comfortable to make the recommendation,' JCVI member Adam Finn told Reuters."

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