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Pediatrics group breaks with CDC Covid-19 vaccine guidelines

In break with current CDC recommendations, leading pediatrics group recommends Covid-19 shots for young children

The American Academy of Pediatrics released its updated recommendations for vaccines on Tuesday, including Covid-19 shots for infants and young children – a break from the current US for Centers for D...

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The American Academy of Pediatrics Breaks with CDC on COVID Vaccine Recommendations

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US pediatricians contradict US government for first time in 30 years over Covid vaccine advice for babies

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Pediatricians push back on CDC vaccine schedule changes

But this year, the American Academy of Pediatrics has released its own vaccine schedule.

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Leading Pediatrics Group Breaks With CDC Over COVID-19 Shots For Kids

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Robert F. Kennedy jnr and American Academy of Pediatrics clash over Covid shots for kids

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RFK Jr. attacks pediatricians’ group over vaccine recommendations

“COVID-19 continues to result in hospitalization and death in the pediatric population,” the group said in a release explaining its recommendations, adding that “children younger than 2 years old are...

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U.S. pediatricians' new Covid shot guidance differs from CDC's in major departure

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US pediatricians' new COVID-19 shot recommendations differ from CDC advice

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AAP Counters ACIP Guidance on Vaccinations in New Immunization Schedule

The AAP’s other vaccine recommendations largely mirror those of ACIP. The new schedule also addresses recent updates on pentavalent meningococcal vaccine, the starting age of the human papilloma virus vaccine, and the removal of a hepatitis vaccine that is no longer available, according to the statement.

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AAP Issues New Vaccine Guidelines That Differ From U.S. Government Advice

Key Takeaways The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends COVID shots for children ages 6 months to 2 yearsThe guidance differs from federal government advice under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.