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Covaxin Shot Recommended For Children In India
An expert panel on Tuesday recommended Covaxin - Bharat Biotech's COVID-19 vaccine for use on children, pending final clearance by the Drug Controller General of India, between the ages of two and 18.
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UK Schoolchildren Aged 12-15 Years To Be Offered Covid Vaccine First Dose
Schoolchildren aged between 12 and 15 years will be offered a first dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine starting next week, the UK government has announced after the country's Chief Medical Officers gave their go-ahead for the jabs for young
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US Judge Will Not Block California School Vaccination Law
A federal judge on Friday refused to block a California law tightening vaccination requirements for schoolchildren in the state.
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Philippines Launches World's First Mass Dengue Vaccination
The Philippines on Monday launched the first public immunization program for dengue fever, seeking to administer to a million schoolchildren the world's first licensed vaccine against a mosquito-borne disease that the World Health Organization estimates infects 390 million people a year globally.
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Covaxin Shot Recommended For Children In India
An expert panel on Tuesday recommended Covaxin - Bharat Biotech's COVID-19 vaccine for use on children, pending final clearance by the Drug Controller General of India, between the ages of two and 18.
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UK Schoolchildren Aged 12-15 Years To Be Offered Covid Vaccine First Dose
Schoolchildren aged between 12 and 15 years will be offered a first dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine starting next week, the UK government has announced after the country's Chief Medical Officers gave their go-ahead for the jabs for young
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US Judge Will Not Block California School Vaccination Law
A federal judge on Friday refused to block a California law tightening vaccination requirements for schoolchildren in the state.
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Philippines Launches World's First Mass Dengue Vaccination
The Philippines on Monday launched the first public immunization program for dengue fever, seeking to administer to a million schoolchildren the world's first licensed vaccine against a mosquito-borne disease that the World Health Organization estimates infects 390 million people a year globally.
