Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines are available for younger children in Pa.
Midstate health systems and pharmacies are set to begin vaccinating children with the lower-dose Pfizer shot as early as this weekend.
Midstate health systems and pharmacies are set to begin vaccinating children with the lower-dose Pfizer shot as early as this weekend.
As immunity wanes, more vaccinated people in Pa. are getting sick with the virus.
President Joe Biden’s rule affects an estimated 17 million health care workers nationwide—and thousands in Pennsylvania.
“If we have a more infectious virus, and more lethal virus, and God forbid, one that evades vaccines, then we’re in big, big trouble.”
The proposal began as a call in the state Senate to ban so-called “vaccine passports.” However, Senate Republicans added an amendment that would prohibit the state secretary of health from requiring widespread public health interventions such as hand-washing, sheltering in place, wearing masks and social distancing.