Summary
The CDC has changed its vaccine guidance for children. The new guidelines suggest giving flu and COVID vaccines only with a doctor's advice and focus on giving shots for other diseases to children at higher risk.
Key Facts
- The CDC has updated its vaccine guidelines for children.
- Flu and COVID vaccines are now recommended only after consulting a healthcare provider.
- Vaccines for hepatitis A and B, RSV, and bacterial meningitis are recommended mainly for higher-risk groups.
- The changes mark a significant shift from previous practices.
- Geoff Bennett talked with Dr. Sean O’Leary to understand the implications of these changes.
