Now that the COVID-19 vaccines are available for most children over 5 years of age, separated parents are facing many unprecedented challenges, including whether to vaccinate their children. This poses a novel challenge to courts when the parents remain in disagreement. Navigating any disagreement regarding minor children, whether the parents are in an intact family/relationship […]
SINGAPORE: More than 60 percent of 3,900 special school students (SPED) who were invited to the COVID-19 vaccination have registered for their vaccinations, the Ministry of Education (MOE) announced on Wednesday (January 12). Vaccination training for students aged six to 11 in SPED schools began Wednesday in four schools – Katong School, Lighthouse School, Lee […]
Pfizer-BioNTech’s Covid-19 vaccine has been linked to an increased risk of myocarditis, an inflammation of the heart muscle, confirms a major new study from Israel. But the side effect remains rare, and Covid-19 is more likely to cause myocarditis than the vaccine, scientists reported Wednesday. The research, which is based on the electronic health records […]
Excerpt from The Defender, from Children’s Health Defense> Will vaccination be the price of social inclusion? From Dr. Joseph Mercola An August 2 editors’ comment on the San Francisco Chronicle suggested that we “should get vaccinations at the price of social inclusion.” One way to assess the appropriateness of such a proposal is to replace […]
Thanks to Alison Chapman of Massachusetts for posting this opinion piece that ran on the Boston Globe. It’s surprising they did it, but I learned a saying decades ago, “Don’t punish progress,” and this opinion piece is important information that could help thousands of families whose children are excluded from school. ### OPINION Education improves […]
Thanks to Alison Chapman of Massachusetts for posting this opinion piece that ran on the Boston Globe. It’s surprising they did it, but I learned a saying decades ago, “Don’t punish progress,” and this opinion piece is important information that could help thousands of families whose children are excluded from school. ### OPINION Education improves […]
In April, Ashley Z. Ritter’s vaccination conflict came to a head. She had hired a part-time babysitter for her three children when the family moved to a new home in Yardley, Pennsylvania last August. Babysitter Lauren Greenewald helped manage the virtual school for the two older kids, 6 and 7, while she also juggled the […]
