Vaccination Safety for Pregnant Women and Children
And so children, adolescents, pregnant women,
so-called protected groups,
traditionally protected groups, uh, more and more questions a-
about, uh, about safety in pregnant women.
What, what's your sense about children, adolescents, pregnant women?
Okay, let's take pregnant women first.
Obviously, as you know, with almost all vaccine
trials, that pregnant women initially are excluded
as an exclusion criteria. So with the data that
show the efficacy and safety in both the vaccines
that we're using now,
the Moderna/Pfizer, they were excluded.
But ever since the EUAs were issued, there have been
now over 10,000 pregnant women-
Wow
... who have said and have been in the trials.
Okay.
The FDA, as part of the typical follow-up you have
following the initial, uh, um, issuing of an EUA,
have found thus far, and we gotta be careful, but thus far no
red flags about that, about pregnant women.
Next is the question of the vaccination of children,
namely pediatrics and pregnant women.
As we all know, these were not included in the original
clinical trials that led to the EUA for the two vaccines
that are currently available. But I wanna point out that
since the EUA and under the EUA, approximately
20,000 pregnant women have been vaccinated with no
red flags, as we say
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