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Him any protection? with two shots? >> yeah, so, this is the question. correct. so, we know the fact that the fda itself kind of pushed and nudged pfizer to put in the application, it just tells me, knowing how the fda works, they're very conservative. they didn't compromise kind of what they're doing, but there must have been incredible clinical data. remember, in the trial was about 1,700 children in that 6-month to 4-year age group, so we know that there were children in the control group that went through omicron. of course, these children, what they did, they compared their antibody level...

Symptoms related to the time of when they had those tests, so we could see how long symptoms lasted for. we could also look at a control group of children who tested negative. to have a look at how they symptoms went. we found on average children who had symptoms were only ill for six days. slightly longer in older children between 12 and 17, seven days, and slightly younger in primary school children, 5—11, five days. only 4% of children had symptoms by the time they got to day 28 and reassuringly the burden of symptoms did not get worse over time, in fact by day 28 on average these childre...

So we could see how long symptoms lasted for. we could also look at a control group of children who tested negative. we found on average children who had symptoms were only ill for six days. slightly longer in older children between 12 and 17, seven days, and slightly younger primary school children, 5—11, five days. only 4% of children had symptoms by the time they got today 28 and reassuringly the burden of symptoms did not get worse over time, in fact by day 28 on average these children only had two symptoms and fewer than 2% had symptoms by the time we got to eight weeks. we also looked ...

Symptoms were headaches and fatigue for those who tested positive. the next most common symptoms were fever and a sore throat. in older children, the next most common symptoms were sore throat and less of sense of smell —— loss of sense of sense of smell —— loss of sense of smell. 4.4% of children had symptoms beyond four weeks that dropped which means that children are recovering. that compares to 3.3% of adults with the same methodology. the other aspect is the symptoms. if we compare that to our control group who tested negative for covid—19, they had a higher