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With children under five now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, the state is gearing up to make it available to them.
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Adolescents between 12-17 can now receive a COVID vaccine booster five months after their initial series of shots.But how many will take advantage? COVID vaccination rates among eligible kids of all ages are lagging in the First State.A recently published Nemours Children’s Health study offers some insight into why some parents are hesitant to get their children vaccinated.The study’s co-leads, Dr. Ly Phan and Paul Enlow, join us to dig into the data and what it tells us.
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A surge in COVID-19 across the state is forcing some school districts to go virtual.
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COVID vaccines for kids ages 5 to 11 are coming in the next couple weeks — and Delaware’s children’s hospital is preparing.
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The Delaware Division of Unemployment clarifies its rules for claiming unemployment benefits if one fails to follow COVID vaccine requirements. More and…
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ChristianaCare implemented a COVID-19 vaccine requirement for all its employees in late July. The health system now says its lost around 150 staff members…
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Days after the FDA authorized Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine booster shots for certain high-risk people and hours after the CDC Director unexpectedly included…
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The Delaware State Chamber of Commerce and the Delaware Business Roundtable back President Biden’s vaccine mandate for federal workers, large employers,…
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The University of Delaware enacts new COVID-19 protocols for those who attend events at the university later this week. Starting this Friday, September…
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The city of Lewes may join the state in requiring vaccinations or weekly testing for its employees. While state employees will be required to be…