Concerned parents received answers about Pfizer’s COVID vaccine for children at a town hall on Wednesday.
Dr. Alexis Travis moderated the town hall. The event took place on Facebook.
Pfizer’s COVID vaccine recently received emergency use authorization for children ages 5-11 and parents have questions about the vaccine. Doctors who specialize in pediatrics worked to answer those questions.
The doctors answered several key questions: What if kids already had COVID? What about possible allergic reactions? What do we know about long-term effects?
The doctors went in depth with their answers. They event was about an hour and a half. You can watch the entire town hall by clicking here.
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