A COVID-19 vaccine for kids aged 12-15 could be approved for emergency use as early as next week, and children now account for 22% of new coronavirus cases in the U.S.  Meanwhile, vaccine demand is down among adults. What to do about that? 

Guest:
Dr. Rhea Boyd, a Bay Area pediatrician and public health advocate

A COVID-19 vaccine for kids aged 12-15 could be approved for emergency use as early as next week, and children now account for 22% of new coronavirus cases in the U.S.&nbsp; Meanwhile, vaccine demand is down among adults. What to do about that?&nbsp;
Guest:
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<li>Dr. Rhea Boyd, a Bay Area pediatrician and public health advocate</li>
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Ask an Expert- What To Know About Vaccinating Children for COVID-19

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