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Will They? Won't They? What Parents Think About Giving Kids A Covid Shot - Best Indian American Magazine | San Jose CA

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By September this year, children as young as two may be eligible for a Covid vaccine. While many parents welcome the prospect of protection against a deadly virus, some parents aren’t so sure.
What do parents think about vaccinating their children?
“In my circle”, says Anjana Nagarajan, a Los Altos parent with two high school age children, “parents are gung-ho.” Her 16-year-old daughter is fully vaccinated while her 14-year-old son just received his first shot. Her view is largely shared by parents in her area where, according to CA data, almost 87% of the population have received one or more doses of the vaccine. ....

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Could Texas students eventually be required to get a COVID-19 vaccine?

Could Texas students eventually be required to get a COVID-19 vaccine?
For now, doctors are more concerned that vaccinations against other illnesses are lagging this year.
For now, the answer is no. Receiving the coronavirus shot is a voluntary process,
and neither of the authorized vaccines is approved for use in young children.
It could be months or longer before there’s a vaccine available for kids, and it’s unclear whether even that would lead to a push for a mandate in Texas.
“Until we have data that shows good efficacy and safety in children, then conversations about whether it will be suggested or mandated for school attendance is something that’s about 75 steps down the road,” said Dr. Jason Terk, a pediatrician in Keller and chair of the Texas Public Health Coalition. ....

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