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COVID-19 Vaccines Are Rolling Out for Kids Ages 5-11

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Holly Minturn, 6, visits a BUSD vaccine clinic at Malcolm X Elementary in Berkeley, CA. She came with two older siblings. (Sara Hossaini/KQED)

After a review process from the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, pediatric COVID-19 shots are now available for kids ages 5-11.

It’s a long time coming for many kids and families who have been waiting for nearly a year. Today, we talk about what this means and answer some listeners’ big questions about the rollout.

Guest: Carly Severn, Senior Engagement Editor for KQED

More information about where to get a Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine for kids.

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