Two physician epidemiologists argue in this op-ed the likely costs of Sen. Pan's bill would not be worth the benefits.
which would require all children K-12 to be vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to attend school in person after Jan. 1, 2023. Unvaccinated children would be forced into remote learning., “We need to make sure schools are safe so that all parents are comfortable sending their children to school.”
Every parent wants safe schools. But our children deserve medical care driven by facts, not politics. As physician epidemiologists, we have analyzed the data and found that this mandate is not supported by the scientific evidence — which is why no European countries or other U.S. states have implemented their own.for children over 12, which will be triggered once the vaccines receive full approval.
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