The CDC Advisory Committee voted unanimously to recommend the shots for

infants as young as six months old. Committee members said the protection offered

by the vaccines outweighs its risk. Parents, caregivers and healthcare providers

can trust that both of these vaccines have been authorized with science and

safety at the forefront of our minds. The benefits definitely outweigh the

complications and things that may happen with COVID and we don't want that.

This is a serious disease in children. More than 1,000 kids have died about

440 under the age of four. We've seen as you said tens of thousands of

hospitalizations in this age segment. As always we are going to have to continue

to look at the data as more and more kids get the vaccine and make sure that

what we see in this initial sample size is actually holding true.

We now know based on rigorous scientific review that the vaccines available here in the

United States can be used safely and effectively in children under five.

Safe and effective. All right well look we heard the questions we heard the answers but what was

the data they were referencing? I wanted to get deep into the data and so we we reached out to

a pathologist named Claire Craig has been doing videos on this writing about this.

It's just my honor and pleasure to be joined by her now. So Claire thank you for the time first of all.

Thanks I was so much for inviting me. You bet. So I'm going to let you take it from here because

you know by the way we saw your video it was fantastic on YouTube.

That was taken down is my understanding right?

Yep it was taken down and I appealed and it's still down it's apparently misinformation.

All right so why don't you go ahead and lay that misinformation on us shall you?

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