offered to: children aged aged 16 and 17 children aged 12 to 15 if they are in an at risk group or live with someone who is immunosuppressed children aged 12 to 15 who have a severely weakened immune system, who should get four doses. adam firm is professor of paediatrics at the university of bristol and a member of thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation. another group now being offered a low dose covid i9 vaccine, vulnerable primary school children. does that make sense to you? is it a question of priorities in terms of who should get the vaccine? it makes sense. we who should get the vaccine? it makes sense- we have who should get the vaccine? it makes sense. we have seen who should get the vaccine? it makes sense. we have seen very, who should get the vaccine? it makes sense. we have seen very, very - who should get the vaccine? it makes sense. we have seen very, very few l sense. we have seen very, very few seriously ill children in this age
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