
4 Ways to Prepare for Your Child’s COVID-19 Vaccine
Vaccinating adolescents protects them and their communities.
Vaccinating adolescents protects them and their communities.
Vaccinating children protects them and their communities.
Clinical trial data shows promising results for kids ages 5 to 11.
Boosters are becoming available to a wider group of people.
It’s OK to get a flu shot with a COVID-19 vaccine.
The Pfizer vaccine has cleared the final step in the process; Moderna and Johnson & Johnson are next.
A strong desire to protect their babies from COVID-19 motivated these moms.
Breakthrough infections can happen and are almost always mild.
People with conditions that weaken their immune systems should get vaccinated, but it might not be as effective.
Mounting evidence shows the vaccines are safe and effective.
A pediatrician answers common questions about the COVID-19 vaccine and teens.
Here’s what we know about COVID-19 vaccines for kids younger than 12.