Some of the data that was at these meetings was this study right here.

This was used and it's called COVID-19, a leading cause of death in children and young people age zero to 19 years in the United States.

A lot to unpack here, but I didn't know it was a leading cause of death.

I thought it was a rare cause, but we can see it.

Yeah, like the lowest, it was a 0.0027% is a leading cause of death.

Okay. Right.

Right.

From the academic academic, pediatrics numbers.

I mean, it was, it was minuscule. Some of it was zero.

Some stay stop recording because it was so low.

Right.

So we have the slide here.

This was from Catherine Fleming, Deutre at the CDC and Verpack meeting.

And this was, this was here epidemiology and children age six months to four years.

And you can see here she has this leading cause of death.

And if you notice at the bottom, this is the study she used.

I'm just going to point this out.

This was based on the source.

It's called Flaxman and Whittaker at the bottom there.

That's the sourcing.

And so this study was used at the meeting.

This study made its way through Twitter.

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