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US mothers divided on vaccines for young children
US mothers divided on vaccines for young children. Photo: BBC
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NEW YORK, USA - Everyone in the Simon family contracted Covid-19, but their nine-year-old daughter McKenna went to hospital.
She developed pneumonia and anaemia after getting the virus.
While McKenna's parents say an earlier vaccine authorisation could have helped her, a rising group called Moms for Liberty have reservations about the vaccine's safety.
NEW YORK, USA - Everyone in the Simon family contracted Covid-19, but their nine-year-old daughter McKenna went to hospital.
She developed pneumonia and anaemia after getting the virus.
While McKenna's parents say an earlier vaccine authorisation could have helped her, a rising group called Moms for Liberty have reservations about the vaccine's safety.
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