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Not enough evidence to back Covid jabs for children, says UK expert – The Guardian

Prof Calum Semple says coronavirus risk in young is ‘incredibly low’, and JCVI indicates cautious approach

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July 1, 2021

Vaccines and immunisationProf Calum Semple says coronavirus risk in young is incredibly low, and JCVI indicates cautious approach
One of the UKs leading childhood health experts has said there is not enough evidence to support vaccinating children against…

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