U.S. Opens COVID Vaccine To Little Kids, Shots Begin Next Week

Children aged five are now eligible for the COVID vaccine, with the CDC and FDA approving Pfizer and Moderna shots for young kids. These vaccines use the same technology as adult doses but are offered in smaller amounts. Parents can start scheduling appointments soon, with the Biden administration working to ensure distribution through local health departments.

What age group is now eligible to receive the COVID vaccine?

Who is the CDC director that signed off on the COVID vaccine for little kids?

What are the names of the vaccines that were approved for little kids?

How do the doses of the vaccines for little kids compare to those for adults?

What is the White House doing to help parents schedule appointments for the COVID vaccine?