Coronavirus COVID-19
Parents may be able to vaccinate their youngest kids as early as June 21, officials say. Here's what to know.
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USA TODAY
Parents eager to vaccinate their youngest children may be able to do so as early as June 21, a top White House pandemic advisor said during a briefing Thursday.
Dr. Ashish Jha, coordinator of the federal COVID-19 response, told reporters the Biden administration is working closely with states, pharmacies and other health care providers to prepare for authorization from key regulatory agencies.