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2026-09-23 22:02
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States can soon order covid vaccines for low-income children, after delay
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First reported by The Guardian US (Lean left); 2 outlets over 7h.
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The Vaccines for Children program, which serves nearly half the nation’s youths, had been in limbo for almost a month, with doctors unable to obtain the shots.
Read at washingtonpost.com → - The Guardian USLean left
Administration is holding back Covid vaccines for all children in at least 11 states and one US territory The Trump administration is holding back Covid vaccines for all children in at least 11 states and one US territory, and officials have not indicated when or whether the shots will become…
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