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Child-centred pandemic decisions: how the Precautionary Principle can generate better risk assessment in an era of uncertainty
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2021
unpublished
Key messagesRisk assessment for children has been a polarising issue during the Covid-19 pandemic. Governments around the world are preparing to 'open up' before risks to children are fully quantified, with unknown implications for their long-term health.Applying the Precautionary Principle to child health requires decision makers to 1) take preventive action until risks are better understood; 2) ensure that the burden of proof rests with proponents of risk; 3) explore alternatives to the risk;
doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-1149981/v1
fatcat:xc54eahg6nanbc7b3ppsgx6zb4