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Germany's vaccine panel says one COVID shot enough for children

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Germany's vaccine advisory panel said one COVID-19 shot was enough for healthy five to 11 year-olds. The view by the panel of 18 appointees known as STIKO contrasts with approval by European Union regulators for a two-shot regimen. US regulators last week even authorised a third, or booster shot for the group.

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Germany's vaccine panel says one COVID shot enough for children

Germany's vaccine advisory panel on Tuesday said one COVID-19 shot was enough for healthy five to 11-year-olds because most of them had already undergone an infection, be it known of undetected.

2 years ago·Canada

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Reuters

Germany's vaccine panel says one COVID shot enough for children

Germany's vaccine advisory panel on Tuesday said one COVID-19 shot was enough for healthy five- to 11-year-olds because most of them had already undergone an infection, maintaining its cautious approach.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Germany's vaccine panel says one COVID-19 shot enough for children

FRANKFURT: Germany's vaccine advisory panel on Tuesday (May 24) said one COVID-19 shot was enough for healthy five to 11 year-olds because most of them had already undergone an infection, be it known or undetected. The view by the panel of 18 appointees known as STIKO contrasts with approval by European Un

2 years ago·Singapore

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National Post

Germany's vaccine panel says one COVID shot enough for children

FRANKFURT — Germany’s vaccine advisory panel on Tuesday said one COVID-19 shot was enough for healthy five- to 11-year-olds because most of them had already…

2 years ago·Canada

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