Vaccines for kids under FIVE next year?
Biden unveils his COVID winter plan that
includes review of child vaccinations,
more boosters, testing for travelers –
but NO lockdowns or quarantines
Posted By: Ribicon, 12/2/2021 12:54:29 PM
Joe Biden will launch a review for vaccinating children under five as he ramps up booster shots as part of his winter COVID plan to tackle the Omicron variant. The president will address the nation Thursday afternoon where he will kick off an urgent campaign to get all Americans immunized so that the virus can be combated without more lockdowns.(Snip)One of the most striking proposals in the plan is a push for the Food and Drug Administration to review shots for kids under five shortly after the vaccine was approved for children between the ages of five and 11. The U.S. would join just a handful of countries
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USA is the land of the free, where you can participate in society provided your babies are given regular injections of a fluid that produces tens of billions of dollars in profits for a few companies.