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COVID vaccination in kids: Underreported issues

LUDCI.eu Editorial Team 01 Mar 2022 Paid Articles 1098 Views

Writes Dionysus, Content writer, Headline Diplomat eMagazine
Vaccination reactions, rare side effects, and hushed reports about vaccination mortalities are making some parents think again about protecting their children against the corona virus by vaccinating them.

Children and adolescents are not affected more often than young adults. However, children deaths as a result of corona vaccinations have so far hardly been documented. There are issues that are being underreported or made inaccessible to the public, reports in the media show.

By the fourth quarter of 2021, many countries had already approved the vaccination against the coronavirus for all children and young people aged 5 to 17. In January, more than a quarter (28.1%) of this demography (5 to 11) in the US had at least gotten a dose of vaccine, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation. Many European, Asian, East African, and South American countries had also started vaccination of children aged 5 to 15 as of December 2021, according to Reuters.

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