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February 12, 2021 07:11 AM ESTUpdated 03:20 PM
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Covid-19 roundup: Fau­ci says first graders could have ac­cess to vac­cine by Sep­tem­ber — re­port; EMA be­gins rolling re­view of Cure­Vac vac­cine

Nicole DeFeudis

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Amber Tong

Senior Editor

NI­AID di­rec­tor An­tho­ny Fau­ci says kids as young as first grade could be el­i­gi­ble for Covid-19 vac­cines by the time school starts in Sep­tem­ber,

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