Dr. Barron says parents however, generally have other concerns if they are unsure about getting their kids vaccinated.
“The biggest things I have been asked are: Can this impact their fertility long-term and concerns about the long-term effect.”
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With the Pfizer vaccine, now cleared for kids 12 and older, they will be given in the same doses as adults are getting.