Oxford University Clinical Research Unit
Living with COVID-19: staying safe and back to school
Dr Lê Hồng Vân, MD, DPhil
Clinical Research Fellow - Senior Project Manager
ISHCMC – Living with COVID, 2021
How children are affected by Covid-19?
Children are less likely to get infected, aren't they?
Why should children be vaccinated?
How children are affected by Covid-19?
STAYING SAFE and�BACK TO SCHOOL
And other measurements
Get vaccinated!
Pfizer vaccine: children 12-17 years?
: 5-11 years? and younger?
How about side effects?
Get vaccinated!
Pfizer vaccine:
Myocarditis (inflammation of heart muscle):
mild and rare
Chest pain, shortness of breath, pounding heart, leg swelling
https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7027e2.htm?s_cid=mm7027e2_w#T2_down
Per 1,000,000 vaccine doses administered
among 12-17 years
When to go to the hospital?
! Swelling of the face, lips
! Rash
! Shortness of breath, pallor
! Wheezing, hoarseness
! Syncope
! Chest pain
! Fast-beating, pounding heart
Side effects?
Similar to adults
Pain at injection site
Headache, muscle pain, fatigue, chills and fever
Who should not be vaccinated?
Side effects?
Similar to adults
Pain at injection site
Headache, muscle pain, fatigue, chills and fever
Who should not be vaccinated?
No evidence that COVID-19 vaccines cause fertility problems!
Side effects?
Similar to adults
Pain at injection site
Headache, muscle pain, fatigue, chills and fever
FACE MASKS
Protect Ourselves
and Slow the Spread
Distancing
Staying home if unwell
2m
Hand washing
Test
and treat!
Exercise!
Nutrition!
Measurements for school
Back to “normal”
Thank you