Rochelle walensky she is going to make a decision this week. you mentioned reactions, side effects, how likely is a child to have a reaction to the vaccine? what are the potential reactions? given what scientists know at this point, possible reactions or long-term effects of covid in children. there s no comparison. there s no question. the benefit of children getting vaccinated far, far, far outweighs the risk of getting long covid or covid-19 disease. even though children do better than results, we have over 700 children that died, almost 6.2 million children have been infected by covid. they can get long covid symptoms. they re not completely immune. children tended to get headaches, arm pain, some got fever. with the lower dose, children were able to mount a robust
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Just lifting literally holding the mic up to my mouth and my arm hurt. i should have paid more attention to those symptoms. so i hope that people learn from my mistake. such an important point, the symptoms you re describing might not be classic symptoms, but left arm pain, some of the stuff were indicators. in retrospect, how long had you had symptoms, senator? i think probably it s hard to say, you know, because as i said, when you re running around the country and working hard, you re going to be tired. i would say several weeks, anyhow. i should have paid more attention. during this whole process, at any point from last tuesday, nine days now, was there any point when you said, you know what, i think the best course of action may be to drop out? no, because, you know, i don t know how again, you know, when you hear the word heart attack, you re thinking somebody lying on the ground in
All. did he address that with you? reporter: yeah, he did. i asked him directly. did you misspeak, what is going on? and the way he answered it basically was to say next week, for example, he s not going to be doing his more typical four rallies a day which is kind of what he s known for. but he plans on getting back to full pace. that s what he said. it s more theiss going to be sort of ramping it up over time. am i dialing it down a little bit right now? yes. but the expectation is that s not going to be the status quo. i m going to get back to that full pace. he looked good, alisyn. i think when you restore blood flow to a muscle, in this case that muscle is the heart, no matter what you often feel better. when you re not getting enough blood flow, that s what often causes those symptoms. again, anybody listening to him, i think it s really valuable to hear that he was more tired, he was having a hard time sleeping. then he had that left arm pain.