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Parents concerned about vaccinating kids against COVID-19

More Americans are expected to soon be eligible to receive the Pfizer vaccine after the FDA gave an emergency use authorization to begin administering the vaccine to kids ages 12 to 15-years-old. More Americans are expected to soon be eligible to receive the Pfizer vaccine after the FDA gave an emergency use authorization to begin administering the vaccine to kids ages 12 to 15-years-old. “She will not be first in line to get it,” said Laurie Aguirre, Sanford mother. Aguirre has a 13-year-old daughter and she said it is just too soon. “We’re not the anti-vaxxers. We do get vaccines. I’m just not going to have my kids be guinea pigs and part of some giant experiment,” Aguirre said.

Clinical trial says Pfizer vaccine protection lasts for 6 months

An ongoing phase three clinical trial of Pfizer-Biontech s coronavirus vaccine is confirming the protection lasts at least six months after the second dose. An ongoing phase three clinical trial of Pfizer-Biontech s coronavirus vaccine is confirming the protection lasts at least six months after the second dose. “This is great news that puts into numbers what we ve been expecting. The Pfizer from the beginning and both MRNA vaccines, messenger RNA vaccines. So, Pfizer and Moderna have had really very robust responses in individuals who got the vaccine,” said Infectious Disease Specialist with Central Michigan University College of Medicine Nicholas Haddad. The vaccine remains more than 91% effective against COVID-19 for six months. The vaccine appears to be fully effective against the South Africa variant, the dominant virus strain circulating, and the one researcher s fear has evolved to evade the vaccines.

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