Coverage dated October 7, 2021

COVID-19 cases in kids continue to rise in Pennsylvania

Headline from FOX 43 York

According to the Department of Health, 21.9% of children ages 12 to 14 are fully vaccinated and 42.6% of children ages 15-19 are fully vaccinated.

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  1. FOX 43 York

    COVID-19 cases in kids continue to rise in Pennsylvania (opens FOX 43 York)

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    FOX 43 York's feed description

    According to the Department of Health, 21.9% of children ages 12 to 14 are fully vaccinated and 42.6% of children ages 15-19 are fully vaccinated.

  2. Tulsa World

    The Latest: Pennsylvania virus cases rise among vaccinated (opens Tulsa World)

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    Tulsa World's feed description

    HARRISBURG, Pa. — The proportion of coronavirus infections and hospitalizations among vaccinated Pennsylvania residents has risen sharply in the past month, although the shot remains broadly protective.

  3. NBC10 Philadelphia

    COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations Rise Among Vaccinated in Pa. (opens NBC10 Philadelphia)

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    NBC10 Philadelphia's feed description

    The proportion of COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations among vaccinated Pennsylvania residents rose sharply last month, though the shot remained broadly protective, according to new statewide health data released Friday.

  4. FOX 29 Philadelphia

    COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations rise among vaccinated in PA (opens FOX 29 Philadelphia)

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    FOX 29 Philadelphia's feed description

    The proportion of COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations among vaccinated Pennsylvania residents has risen sharply over the past month, though the shot remains broadly protective.

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