NBC News

FDA Poised to Okay Third Vaccine Dose for Immunocompromised People

by Erika Edwards and Heidi Przybyla

The move would be the first authorization of an additional dose in the United States

AAP Letter

A Letter from the American Academy of Pediatrics to the FDA Commissioner

by Lee Savio Beers, AAP president, on behalf of the Academy

Two weeks ago saw the largest week-over-week percentage increase in pediatric COVID-19 cases since the start of the pandemic

NPR

CDC Urges COVID Vaccination for Anyone Pregnant, as ICUs Fill

by Ashley Lopez

As of July 21, only 23 percent of pregnant women had received a COVID shot, but new data underscores its safety, effectiveness in pregnancy

Washington Post

Why Biden's Push To Share Vaccines Could Be "Too Little, Too Late"

by Adam Taylor, Claire Parker, Miriam Berger

The United States has sent more than 110 million doses of coronavirus vaccines to 65 countries, but will it be enough?

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