New York, Arizona Lowering Age Eligibility For COVID Vaccines

Several states are lowering the age of eligibility for COVID-19 vaccines. People aged 50 and older can now book appointments, whereas it was previously limited to those 60 and older with pre-existing conditions or essential workers. Arizona is reducing the age to 16 in three southern counties. Starting tomorrow, Alaska and Mississippi will offer vaccines to all adults.

What is the new minimum age for COVID-19 vaccine eligibility in many states?

• 70 years

• 50 years

• 60 years

• 40 years

In Arizona, what is the new minimum age for vaccine eligibility in three southern counties?

• 18 years

• 21 years

• 16 years

• 25 years

Before the recent changes, who were eligible for vaccines in Arizona?

• People over 70 years

• People with pre-existing conditions or essential workers

• All adults

• Teenagers

What is the significance of the changes in vaccine eligibility in Arizona?

• It limits vaccines to people with pre-existing conditions.

• It restricts vaccine access to only essential workers.

• It allows more teenagers to get vaccinated.

• It expands eligibility to younger age groups in certain areas.

Which states have opened up COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to all adults?

• Ohio and Michigan

• Alaska and Mississippi

• California and Texas

• New York and Florida