Senate Democrats are inquiring with the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) regarding a delay in the availability of COVID-19 vaccinations for low-income children through a federal program. In a letter addressed to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Erica Schwartz and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and other Democratic senators expressed concerns over the situation.
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Senate Democrats Inquire About Delays in COVID-19 Vaccination for Low-Income Children
Senate Democrats are seeking clarification from the Department of Health and Human Services about delays in providing COVID-19 vaccinations for low-income children. They have sent a letter to CDC Director Erica Schwartz and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. regarding this issue.
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Top Senate Dems press HHS about delayed COVID shots for low-income children
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Senate Democrats Inquire About Delays in COVID-19 Vaccination for Low-Income Children