Children's National Hospital will be administering the approved vaccine to patients at invitation-only vaccine events for children at increased risk of COVID-19 infection, in some outpatient clinics as part of routine visits, and to inpatients who qualify. Healthy families should consider calling their pediatrician, retail pharmacies, local health departments and schools to obtain the vaccine for their child.
You (and your kids) probably have a ton of questions about coronavirus (COVID-19), which is why we've compiled what you need to know about the virus and how you can protect your family.
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