COVID-19 Vaccination in Pediatrics: Was It Valuable and Successful?

Mohamed Ahmed RaslanSara Ahmed RaslanEslam Mansour ShehataAmr Saad MahmoudNagwa A SabriKhalid J Alzahrani Fuad M Alzahrani Saleh Alshammeri Vasco Ariston de Carvalho AzevedoKenneth LundstromDebmalya Barh

Published in: Vaccines (2023)

Based on available data, COVID-19 immunizations appear to be safe for children and adolescents. Furthermore, multiple studies have proven that different types of vaccines can provide excellent protection against COVID-19 in pediatric populations. The efficacy of vaccines against new SARS-CoV-2 variants and the reduction in vaccine-related long-term adverse events are crucial for risk-benefit and cost-effectiveness assessments; therefore, additional safety studies are required to confirm the long-term safety and effectiveness of vaccinations in children.

Keyphrases

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coronavirus disease
respiratory syndrome coronavirus
systematic review
randomized controlled trial
young adults
case control
gene expression
electronic health record
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dna methylation
machine learning