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US expert panel backs Covid-19 boosters for children 5 to 11

World News - WASHINGTON (REUTERS) - An advisory panel to the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Thursday (May 19) voted to

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CDC recommends children 5-11 receive boosters of Pfizer vaccine

CDC recommends children 5-11 receive boosters of Pfizer vaccine

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Sisonke study shows J&J s Covid-19 vaccine is safe, supports continued rollout in SA

Researchers aimed to assess the safety and effectiveness of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine among healthcare workers in South Africa.

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CDC recommends other COVID vaccines over Johnson & Johnson shots

CDC recommends other COVID vaccines over Johnson & Johnson shots

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US CDC panel to discuss limiting Johnosn and Johnson vaccine due to rare blood clot issues: Reports

Washington [US], December 16 (ANI/Sputnik): Vaccine advisers with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will meet on Thursday to discuss potentially limiting the use of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine due to persistent blood clot issues, The Washington Post reported citing clinicians familiar with the matter.

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