 Coronavirus adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci told Business Insider on Thursday babies and toddlers will be able to receive vaccines for COVID-19 "likely by the beginning of next year in 2022." "Hopefully within a reasonably short period of time, likely the beginning of next year in 2022, in the first quarter of 2022, it will be available to them,” Fauci said. "Can’t guarantee it, you’ve got to do the clinical trial,” he added. "Pfizer seems to be the likely frontrunner in the race to vaccinate babies and toddlers, because its pediatric vaccine trials are already underway. (Moderna and Johnson & Johnson are also planning to trial their COVID-19 vaccines in young kids, but Moderna is still in the recruitment phase for children in the 6 month to 6 year cohort, while J&J has had some regulatory delays, and is still testing its vaccine in 12-17 year olds.)," Business Insider reported. Trump "Keep America Great" Cap - FREE SHIPPING
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