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Kids 6 Months And Up Are Now Eligible For The Updated Covid-19 Vaccine
2 monthes ago - By Scary Mommy
The US Food and Drug Administration announced on Thursday the authorization of an updated COVID-19 vaccine from Moderna and Pfizer/BioNTech to be used in children from ages 6 months through 5 years. The bivalent vaccines target the original strain as well as the BA.4/5 Omicron strains. These vaccines were previously authorized as a booster dose only for people age 5 and older. In a statement from the FDA, they encouraged parents to get this updated vaccine to protect their children during these especially harsh winter months. “More children now have the opportunity to update their...
Read more ...COVID Omicron Shots Now Authorized for Kids 6 Months and Up
2 monthes ago - By MedPageToday
Bivalent COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna are now authorized for use in children as young as 6 months old, the FDA announced on Thursday.
Under an updated emergency use authorization , Pfizer's updated vaccine...
Read more ...FDA approves unpopular bivalent Covid booster vaccines for BABIES
2 monthes ago - By Daily Mail
The US Food and Drug Administration has green-lit plans for the updated shots to be given as part of a three-dose course for children aged six months to four years.
Read more ...BQ.1.1 Covid variant makes vaccines four times weaker
2 monthes ago - By Daily Mail
Researchers from the University of Texas found that the booster shot did not provide a strong response to the BQ.1.1 Covid variant, but it is effective against BA.5.
Read more ...FDA clears updated COVID-19 vaccines for kids under age 5
2 monthes ago - By ABC News
U.S. regulators have cleared doses of the updated COVID-19 vaccines to children younger than 5
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