Purpose: Once vaccination against COVID-19 was also possible for children over 12 years of age, parents/legal guardians had to give their consent for their vaccination. It is a crucial moment, given the large number of infected people in Romania and the fact that these children are a source of transmission of the virus in the community. The refusal or hesitation of the parents/legal guardians, regarding the agreement for the vaccination of the children, determined us to focus on this subject, wishing, based on the questioning of as many parents as possible, to extract the reasons underlying these decisions. Methods: This study is designed to observe the attitudes of parents/legal guardians regarding the refusal, hesitation, or acceptance of vaccination of children. The persons targeted to answer the questionnaire had to meet three conditions: to be at least 21 years old, to have a stable residence in Romania, and to be parents/legal guardians of at least one child under 18 years of age. The questionnaire was applied online to a number of 581 parents/legal guardians, being structured to obtain socio-demographic data and other categories of data that allow us to analyze their views on vaccinating children. Results: Sociological data resulting from the application of the questionnaire on 581 parents/legal guardians show that 183 (31.5%) adults and 140 (24.1%) children got infected with COVID-19. The total number of respondents shows that only 411 (70.7%) adults and 185 (31.8%) children are vaccinated. Conclusions: From the analysis of the data obtained through the questionnaire, following the application of the Kendall and Spearman statistical analysis tests, it is found that there is a strong link between participants’ trust/distrust in “fake news” information and their decision to vaccinate their children.

Research in recent years on a possible and evident pathology, appeared in children s case from pregnancies obtained through in vitro fertilization (IVF), did not show significant differences than the children born from pregnancies obtained naturally. Having a good start in life, the consignments studied were feed exclusively in a natural way in the first 6 months, knowing the complex role of breast milk, including nerve growth. The delay in language development has shown significant differences between the IVF consignment and the control group and the pathology exam a possible involvement in cerebral embryogenesis, especially the Broca s area, of some disturbing factors, with a maximum of action before the 23rd week.

The medicine of the last years is evidence-based - most of the theoretical information that has occurred in the past 10 years is already out of date.The Axioma of Classical Pediatrics - Any Group A Haemolytic Beta Streptococcus must be treated with Penicillin G is no longer relevant The results of a study at the Hospital Philanthropy from Craiova are not at all surprising, overlapped with those found in medical practice.Age entails moving the diagnosis to the baby, sensitivity to penicillin occurs in only � of children, microbial resistance to the antibiotic is common in many antibiotics.

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