A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study released finds that Covid vaccines continue to protect healthy children ...

Children who were vaccinated against Covid-19 last season had a “substantially lower risk” of emergency department and urgent ...

COVID vaccines for the 2024-2025 season provided protection against COVID-associated emergency department (ED) and urgent ...

Children who received last season's updated Covid-19 vaccine had a substantially lower risk of emergency and urgent care ...

The 2024–2025 formulations of COVID-19 vaccines had an effectiveness rate of 76% at preventing emergency or urgent care ...

As regulatory uncertainty around COVID vaccines continues to swirl, a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) showcases the benefits of the immunizations among children | ...

CDC reports COVID vaccine benefits in pediatric care, showing reduced emergency visits by 76% in children under 4 and 56% in ages 5 to 17.

Covid vaccines slashed emergency room visits among children last year, a real-world analysis from the US Centers for Disease ...

Last season's COVID-19 vaccine significantly reduced kids' emergency room and urgent care visits, newly released Centers for ...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Dec. 11 released a report that found last year’s version of the COVID-19 vaccine was 76% effective in preventing emergency department or urgent care ...

The vaccines were found to decrease the risk of needing medical care in the first six months after vaccination by 76% in children under 4, and by 56% in children 5 to 17.

A fresh study authored by CDC scientists is throwing water on the argument that children do not need the COVID-19 vaccine.