Teens, young adults should get Covid vaccines, despite rare heart risks, CDC advisers urge
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Since the beginning of the pandemic, there have been 2,767 Covid-19 deaths among people ages 12-29, with 315 deaths reported in that age group since April 1, according to CDC data presented at the meeting.“The benefits certainly, at this time, outweigh the potential risks,” said advisory committee member Dr. Pablo Sanchez, a professor of pediatrics at Ohio State University.But, he added, “we need to be very upfront, in terms of mentioning this as a potential risk” and make sure that parents and patients are aware of the risk before vaccination.The CDC also presented vaccination guidance for people who have previously had myocarditis.
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