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Public health officials urge parents to get their children 12 and up vaccinated to ease a return to school next year and prevent outbreaks.
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Public health officials urge parents to get their children 12 and up vaccinated to ease a return to school next year and prevent outbreaks.
A CDC advisory panel is expected to meet Wednesday to review data and make recommendations for use among those 12 to 15.
State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris urged the public to get vaccinated, or Alabama could see another deadly COVID-19 spike.
Some health care providers argue that requiring them to report vaccination records would amount to an excess burden.
Federal regulators say using Johnson & Johnson could save as many as 1,400 lives over the next six months.
The bill also prohibits businesses from refusing goods and services to customers based on immunization status.
Currently, no COVID-19 vaccine has FDA authorization for those under the age of 16. Only Pfizer has authorization for 16 and up.
The Alabama Department of Corrections still hasn't said when all incarcerated people will be offered vaccines.
Beginning March 23, mobile vaccination teams will rotate through designated counties.
People 55 and older and those with intellectual and developmental disabilities will soon qualify for a vaccine.
