This week, the World Health Organisation surprised everyone, critics and cheer squad alike, by advising parents to hold off on vaccinating their children for COVID-19. The WHO statement said that since children tend to experience only mild disease symptoms, they aren’t in urgent need of vaccinations unless they have a pre-existing condition and vaccines should be prioritised to those with conditions, health care workers, and older individuals.
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