really promising because this is the 10 microgram dose so a third of what the adults are getting. that's why the data is so important. they've seen with the lower dose in this 5 to 11-year-old group it seems to stimulate the same type of antibody response, according to pfizer, as the one that is a higher dose, and so i think that again gives a lot of confidence that the antibody response is a correlate to effectiveness as we have seen in adults and i think really paves the way for authorization hopefully very soon. >> dr. altman, we were looking at some of the data from 12 to 17-year-olds and it's about 46% of them are fully vaccinated so it's half, right? so in order for this to make a real impact among 5 to 11-year-olds, they have to get the shots. >> they do, and that is something that we are really working on. we are educating families, many schools are now putting in mandates. we are also bringing the vaccine to those neighborhoods where they really need access, so
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