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Minnesota outlines plan to vaccinate kids age 5-11
Headline from Axios, on the newest of 2 developments
While children are at lower risk of serious illness, about 45,200 have contracted the virus in Minnesota since July 1, per the state's top health official.
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Minnesota prepares to vaccinate thousands of children
Headline from Duluth News Tribune ·
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Minnesota outlines plan to vaccinate kids age 5-11
Gov. Tim Walz says more than 1,100 Minnesota providers will be ready to administer COVID-19 vaccines to children ages 5 to 11 once final federal recommendations are issued. That's expected to happen next week.
While children are at lower risk of serious illness, about 45,200 have contracted the virus in Minnesota since July 1, per the state's top health official.
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