Sweden to stop offering COVID-19 jabs to teenagers

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Sweden no longer recommends children aged 12 to 17 get vaccinated against Covid-19. The country made global headlines when it refused to implement draconian measures as other countries went into lockdown. Australia will end mandatory five-day home quarantine for people with the virus on 14 October, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.

Published 2 months ago · Sweden

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Sweden to stop offering Covid vaccine to teenagers

Sweden's Public Health Agency has said it was no longer recommending that children aged 12 to 17 get vaccinated against Covid-19, citing the "very low risk" for the group.

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Sweden to stop offering COVID-19 jabs to teenagers

STOCKHOLM: Sweden's Public Health Agency said on Friday (Sep 30) it was no longer recommending that children aged 12 to 17 get vaccinated against COVID-19, citing the "very low risk" for the group. The new recommendation will come into force on October 31. "The decision means that as of Nov 1, 20

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Sweden to stop offering Covid jabs to teenagers

Sweden's Public Health Agency said Friday it was no longer recommending that children aged 12 to 17 get vaccinated against Covid-19, citing the "very low risk" for the group.

2 months ago·Nigeria

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Sweden to stop offering Covid jabs to teenagers

Sweden's Public Health Agency said Friday it was no longer recommending that children aged 12 to 17 get vaccinated against Covid-19, citing the "very low risk" for the group.

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Sweden to stop offering Covid jabs to teenagers

Sweden's Public Health Agency said on Friday it was no longer recommending that children aged 12 to 17 get vaccinated against Covid-19, citing the "very low risk" for the group. The new recommendation will come into force on October 31.

2 months ago·Sweden

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