Pfizer Says COVID Vaccine 100% Effective For Kids As Young As 12
The vaccine had the same side effects in children as in adults - fever, malaise and body aches -- but was generally well tolerated.
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The vaccine had the same side effects in children as in adults - fever, malaise and body aches -- but was generally well tolerated.
The site will be open seven days a week, and can vaccinate 6,000 people a day.
For the first time in nearly two years the Yankees are welcoming fans back to the Stadium. But Thursday's home opener will be a lot different than you remember pre-COVID-19.
Activists say those incarcerated should have had access to vaccines weeks ago, when others living in congregate settings became eligible.
Then next week, on April 6, eligibility will expand again to residents at least 16 years old.
The coronavirus variant that's circulating in Brazil is becoming more concerning, both for infectiousness and for severity of disease.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has announced a major expansion of vaccine eligibility.
Thousands of workers now qualify, including food production workers, eldercare and support staff, as well as hospitality, postal and shipping staff and more.
With the push to get herd immunity against COVID, the state continues to add more groups to the vaccine eligibility list. A family on Long Island wants to know why they can't get a shot to their vulnerable, homebound senior.
Workers who register will be vaccinated in mid-April.
School leaders are navigating uncharted territory after an unimaginable year, establishing a healthy foundation to make up for lost time.
Eligibility also expands for some frontline workers, including retail workers, laundromat employees, maintenance workers, IT and communications employees, and higher education staff.
Lawmakers could pass legislation as soon as next week, legalizing recreational marijuana.
The previous guidance, released on Feb. 23, required a facility to be COVID free for 14 days before accepting any visitors.
COVID-19 cases are rising once again in the Garden State, despite more than 3.5 million vaccine doses in the arms of residents.
