End COVID Shots for Healthy Children and Teens—Nordic Evidence¶
Day 4 · 3:32:52 · Myriam Bohémier · Dr. Gary Davidson · Nicole Sedore · Dean Allison
- 🧒 Recommendation mirrors Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and UK after 23-million-person study.
- ⚖️ Under-50 risk-benefit favored natural infection; healthy youth now need a doctor’s letter.
- ✅ Davidson affirms the conclusion has only grown clearer since the report.
Second recommendation backed by large European study.
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Transcript¶
Myriam Bohémier · 3:32:52
So the next one I found very interesting. So the next conclusion and recommendation was end use of the COVID-19 vaccine for healthy children and teenagers, as other jurisdictions have done. See Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, and the UK. Can you comment on that one?
Dr. Gary Davidson · 3:33:16
Uh, yeah, there was a 23 million person study done in the, in the, these countries that are listed here because they said there was something not quite right. The, the seems like the side effects aren't worth it, we have to do this. So they studied it and they realized that if, um, if you're under 50, that's what they said, if you're under 50, the of the vaccine wasn't worth the risk of getting COVID. You had a higher risk from the vaccine than you did from COVID itself, so they didn't recommend it. Um, and so they— and then for healthy teens and, and children, they just said you can't get it unless you get a letter from your doctor saying that you specifically need it. And so put the, put the onus back on the doctor to explain to the parents whether this child needed be known. And that's what we thought should be known.
Myriam Bohémier · 3:34:02
So I just want to unpack that. So I mean, basically these other jurisdictions had studied a very large sample size, I think you said 23 million, and came to the conclusion that actually for people under 50, the vaccine was causing more harm than benefit.
Nicole Sedore · 3:34:17
Correct.
Myriam Bohémier · 3:34:17
Now adults are able to make their own informed decisions, but there's a responsibility to protect children and teenagers.
Nicole Sedore · 3:34:24
Correct.
Myriam Bohémier · 3:34:24
So these jurisdictions, these countries, as actually banned COVID-19 vaccine for anyone, you know, basically likely 18 and under. And those countries are Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, the UK. I mean, we're not talking about third world countries without a health ministry. These are serious European Union countries.
Nicole Sedore · 3:34:45
Yeah, yeah.
Dr. Gary Davidson · 3:34:46
It was a big study that they did. Of course, there's, you know, you can throw it into Grok and they'll give you all sorts of reasons why it wasn't done right. But we just have to read through it all.
Myriam Bohémier · 3:34:56
But since this report, I expect that your opinion is, is that you would stick by this because there's further information that the risks outweigh the benefits.
Dr. Gary Davidson · 3:35:04
Yeah, it's become more clear since then for sure.
Myriam Bohémier · 3:35:07
Right. Yeah.
Dr. Gary Davidson · 3:35:09
Yeah, no, I would still say that's what I would recommend.
Myriam Bohémier · 3:35:13
Those are my questions. The MPs likely have some. Thank you very much, Dr. Davidson, for for being here.
Dean Allison · 3:35:22
I, I was, uh, I think most of society has people pedestals, and doctors are usually on that pedestal.
Dean Allison · 3:35:33
But I'm through this whole 5, 6 years of going through this.
Myriam Bohémier · 3:35:38
I think people have changed their mind a lot, and no offense to President Trump, to me.