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Appointments for COVID-19 vaccine shots for London, Ont. children under 5 open next week

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COVID-19 vaccine in Ontario’s Middlesex London region as soon as next week.The Middlesex London Health Unit said parents, guardians and caregivers will be able to book appointments for their children to receive the COVID-19 vaccine starting next Thursday morning.The lower-dose Moderna vaccine will be available at the mass vaccination clinics at the Western Fair District Agriplex and Caradoc Community Centre in Mount Brydges, the health unit said.

Ontario to receive pediatric COVID-19 vaccine next week “We expect there are a lot of parents and caregivers who want to ensure their children are as protected against COVID-19 as they can be,” says Dr.

Alex Summers, Medical Officer of Health with the Middlesex-London Health Unit.“Receiving the COVID-19 vaccine remains the best way for families to make sure their children get optimal protection against the virus.”Booking will open at 8 a.m.

on Thursday, July 28, on the MLHU’s vaccine booking website.The health unit is expecting demand for appointments to be high and is advising people to book an appointment several days in advance due to availability.Health officials say it is also important to wait two weeks between the pediatric dose of the COVID-19 vaccine and any other vaccines the child may have received.

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