Die Beweise dafür, dass Kinder besser dran sind, wenn sie gegen Covid-19 geimpft sind, als wenn sie damit infiziert sind, sind jetzt noch stärker. Die bisher größte Studie mit 14 Millionen Kindern ergab, dass das Risiko schwerwiegender – aber sehr seltener – Nebenwirkungen an Herz und Blutgefäßen nach einer Infektion viel höher war als nach einer Impfung.

I’ve linked to the news release in the post above. In this comment, for those interested, here’s the link to the peer reviewed journal article:

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanchi/article/PIIS2352-4642(25)00247-0/fulltext

From the linked article:

**The evidence that children were better off being vaccinated against covid-19 than getting infected by it during the pandemic just got even stronger. The largest-ever study, involving nearly 14 million children, has found that the risk of serious – but very rare – side effects involving the heart and blood vessels was much higher after infection than after vaccination**.

For instance, among children aged between 5 and 18, there were more than 17 extra cases per 100,000 of inflammatory conditions such as Kawasaki disease in the six months after first getting infected with SARS-CoV-2, compared with other times. Among those who got the Pfizer/BioNTech mRNA vaccine for the first time, there were nearly 2 fewer cases per 100,000.

With inflammation of the heart muscles, known as myocarditis, there were more than 2 extra cases per 100,000 in the six months after an infection. Among the vaccinated, there was less than 1 extra case. In other words, the risk of myocarditis was more than twice as high after infection than after vaccination.

cool. now do a study about what we can do to help those with side effects.

I don’t care about blaming people, I care about helping people. So… what can we do to help children and adults with side-effects from infection and/or vaccination, independent of who we want to blame?

Can we do it before the kids that started school in 2020 graduate? Can we prevent an entire generation not being able to properly learn because their heads don’t work as they are supposed to?

Or do we just accept that an entire generation is lost and hope the damages aren’t too big, because asking who to blame is more important than helping people?