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Vaccination rate. >> there is. >> so perhaps this is going to be great for parents who really want to see their kids vaccinated, grandparents, multigenerations in the household who are worried about children bringing something home from daycare or whatever. but you may not see a great deal of use of this vaccine with all of these caveats. >> yeah. if patterns predict behavior, were not seeing increased demand, even through the omicron surge. more parents are willing to get their children vaccina...

Their study, the effectiveness was 91%, which is similar to the effectiveness they saw in older children. on top of that, the side affect were minimal, side effects mainly arm soreness, and feeling under the weather and they found the dose they needed was one-third of the adult dose, which is the important part here, because we say children are not just little adults and they are little people with their own body and immune system, and they found the third of the dose gave them safety and effect...

>> reporter: with millions of children back in classrooms, pfizer submitted phase three data to the fda on vaccines for 5 to 11-year-olds, a crucial step towar emergency use authorization. >> gives another barrier of protection for the little ones. >> reporter: pfizers ceo today with nbcs craig melvin who asked about younger children under five >> i believe in a couple of months, we should be in a position to have the data and the eventually submit. before the end of the year >> reporter: the 5 ...

Then eventually something before the end of the year. >> reporter: the 5 to 11-year-old children in pfizers trial were given two smaller doses of the vaccine than those given to those 12 and older. the company says the smaller doses producedntibody responses that were comparable to those seen in older people who received the full doses. the vaccine also cause similar side effects to tho seen in adults, including arm soreness and fatigue. >> younger children are less apt to be infected, but we al...

A viral solution to prevent COVID-19 vaccine arm soreness actually makes sense, expert says Share Updated: 5:37 PM CDT Apr 15, 2021 By Joshua Bote, SFGATE Share Updated: 5:37 PM CDT Apr 15, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript its not uncommon for people to experience flu like symptoms or arms and other side effects. After getting the Covid 19 vaccine, some people try taking painkillers prior to getting their vaccine to avoid discomfort. But experts say this...

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