fischer is an associate research profession professor of micro biology and immunology at georgetown university medical center. she says, regulators will have to weigh at the risk of infection for younger children against the results of clinical trials. while children have have been shown to be at lower risk of developing severe disease than older adults, most certainly, they are still vulnerable to infection. and during the search of the omicron variant in the past month, in the u. s. rates of hospitalization for the youngest children under 5 years of age search. and they were, they were 3 times higher than rates in older children who are eligible for vaccination. so why that lower risk? it's certainly not, not negligible. the clinical trials are not on enormous numbers of kids. i think the number was about 1700 kids. so they, the doses have been shown to be safe that the dose of thing kill them to 2 small children is much smaller than the adult. those about the 10th of the dose that adults and teens get the, the size of the clinical trial is very carefully constructed, to be able to look at potential side e