What's the case for vaccinating tots five and under against COVID?
On Saturday, the CDC expanded eligibility for Pfizer and Moderna jabs to nearly 20 million children ages six months through five
COVID-19 Vaccine
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Nearly 15 million doses of Canada's COVID-19 vaccines have expired, including 13.6 million destined for ...
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Sudden Adult Death Syndrome is trending — but it’s not a COVID phenomenon
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Long COVID finding 'disappointing': Vaccines do little to prevent ongoing symptoms
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COVID-19: B.C. naturopaths, chiropractors, acupuncturists least likely to be vaccinated among health care workers
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Liberals would add COVID-19 shots to schools' immunization lists, Del Duca says
Ontario Liberal Leader Steven Del Duca says he will add the COVID-19 vaccination to the list of mandatory immunizations for school children if elected premier.
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Increasing third-dose COVID vaccine coverage more important than expanding fourth doses, infectious disease experts say
“Giving a fourth dose to a healthy younger person is safe, but the incremental benefit is relatively small."
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Opinion: Pandemic will continue until vaccines are shared globally
A milder pandemic in the developing world is a myth as global excess deaths suggest 21 million have died, three times the official count.
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Ottawa Public Health will allow Moderna vaccines for kids, after professor files human rights complaint
"I am delighted that other families will now get the choice without having to sue as I did," Amir Attaran said.
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One in eight Canadians believe vaccine myths, survey reveals
The most widely held myth was 'researchers rushed the development of the COVID-19 vaccine, so its effectiveness and safety cannot be trusted'
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Mixing with unvaccinated increases COVID-19 risk for vaccinated people, study finds
COVID-19 variants, such as Omicron, have impacted both vaccine effectiveness and public faith in vaccination.
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I'm eligible for a fourth COVID-19 shot. Should I get it?
Here are some things to know about the spring booster program in B.C., including who is eligible and current recommendations
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Saskatchewan expands eligibility for fourth dose of COVID-19 vaccine
More people in Saskatchewan are now eligible for added protection against the ever-present COVID-19 virus
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Experts expect B.C. will eventually offer second boosters to younger people
Ontario, Quebec are using 60 for their cutoff, while B.C. officials say there are no plans right now to boost anyone under 70
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Fourth vaccine dose eligibility expanded as officials insist current COVID-19 wave is manageable
There is no sign that the province plans to bring back any of the pandemic restrictions it ended last month.
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