I wonder if they are not testing on children because it is such a huge liability? The RNA vaccine is completely new. Perhaps they feel there is too much risk in case a child gets a bad adversion or dies from it. Also, in general, children are not as affected. I don't think that they don't care, I think the legalities of it would be huge if there was something to go very wrong with testing on kids. It is one thing to test on adults who can give their own consent.. But how do you test on children who can not consent? Their parents could give consent I guess but again, it is risky as the parents will sue if something goes wrong. It isn't so black and white. If they WERE bad, they would not care and just test on kids regardless of potential adverse reactions...it would make them more money if they could vaccinate children too.
I am sorry about your nephew.