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Q&A: Are Covid-19 vaccines on the way for teenagers and children in Ireland? Inoculating children and younger teenagers may be key to living with virus long term about 6 hours ago Sheila Wayman Canada became the first country in the world at the start of May to approve the Pfizer vaccine for 12 years and up and was followed by the United States a week later. Photograph: iStock   Children and teenagers have been spared the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic, in medical terms at least, even though it has affected them in many other ways. They are less likely to test positive for the virus and, if they do, are much less likely than adults to become seriously ill. Estimations of just how much they can transmit the virus have fluctuated, especially with new variants, but it is still believed they spread it less than older people.

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