Vaccine advisers to the CDC are set to decide whether to recommend Covid-19 shots for children as young as 6 months
Two-day discussion ending Saturday marks step toward making Pfizer and Moderna shots available to one of last groups lacking access
Children under five in the U.S. aren’t yet eligible for a Covid-19 vaccine after efforts to get the shots to market have hit setbacks. WSJ’s Peter Loftus explains what we know about the vaccines and when they might become available.
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