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Marginal to even further and then outweighs the risks. there was also a bit of a fear _ outweighs the risks. there was also a bit of a fear that _ outweighs the risks. there was also a bit of a fear that we _ outweighs the risks. there was also a bit of a fear that we were - a bit of a fear that we were falling behind other countries that were vaccinated, vaccinating i2 behind other countries that were vaccinated, vaccinating 12 to 15—year—olds getting more people is—year—olds getting more people vaccinated in the community and we were not doing quite as well in terms of numbers. ~ , ,...

And some younger children who are clinically vulnerable to covid—19 — spain, france and italy have been vaccinating children above 12 for the past few months. across the atlantic, canada and the us have been vaccinating children above 12 since may last year. i'm joined now by dr bud wiedermann — a pediatric infectious diseases physician at the children's national medical center in washington. thank you very much for being with us, doctor. the chief medical officer reiterated today that there was only marginal benefit to children, and thejcvi here did not recommend vaccinating i2 children...

In their interests and not in society's interests to vaccinate them, and i think it's a difficult decision. vaccinating i2— to 15—year—olds could help their education by limiting outbreaks in schools. the uk's chief medical officers have been asked to consider this by the health secretary, sajid javid, who had little else to say tonight. what's your reaction| to the jcvi decision? thank you for coming. so what do families make of it? people between the age of 12—15 should be able to get a vaccination to prevent the spread of the virus. i would not recommend for the moment. it's too ear...