The New Normal: When will a vaccine be on the way for younger children?
News 12's Rich Barrabi was joined by Dr. Mundeep Kainth to talk about pediatric COVID-19 vaccines.
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Mar 28, 2022, 1:45 PM
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270ds agoNews 12's Rich Barrabi was joined by Dr. Mundeep Kainth to talk about pediatric COVID-19 vaccines.
Moderna announced last week that it plans on asking the Food and Drug Administration to authorize its COVID-19 shot for kids younger than 6. The move comes after the company shared results for its vaccine - for children 6months to 5 years.
They say the vaccine produced a strong immune response but only proved about 40% effective in preventing COVID-19 symptoms.
