Westchester to give free COVID-19 vaccines for kids 6 months and older
Starting Friday, clinics will be held at the Department of Health Building in White Plains.
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Jul 6, 2022, 9:57 AM
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COVID-19 vaccines for its youngest residents.
Starting Friday, clinics will be held at the Department of Health Building in White Plains.
It's part of an increased effort to get shots in the arms of kids as young as six months.
The pediatric Moderna vaccine will be administered.
Appointments are required.
Starting Friday, clinics will be held at the Department of Health Building in White Plains.
It's part of an increased effort to get shots in the arms of kids as young as six months.
The pediatric Moderna vaccine will be administered.
Appointments are required.
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