A report from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says no child deaths have been definitively linked to COVID-19 vaccines. Multiple outlets report the findings were made public quietly last week. The reporting characterizes the FDA’s conclusion as “no child deaths definitively linked,” indicating that while discussions and investigations may exist around vaccine safety, the agency’s review has not established a definitive causal connection for child deaths. Both sources frame the issue around the wording of the FDA assessment—distinguishing between an absence of definitive links and any broader claims that may circulate about individual events. The outlets do not provide additional specific case details in the excerpts provided, nor do they describe the methodology beyond referencing that the FDA produced the report and that it has now been released. The overall picture across sources is consistent: the FDA’s report does not find definitive links between COVID vaccine administration and deaths involving children.