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North America bureau chief Jade Macmillan and Chloe Ross in Washington DC

America's FDA panel backs Moderna and Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines for children under five. Here's what that means

Pandemic baby Mila Vanterpool may soon be immunised against COVID-19 after FDA announcement on vaccines. (ABC News: Cameron Schwarz)

Children under the age of five could start receiving COVID-19 vaccines in the United States within days, after federal regulators took a major step towards approving shots from Pfizer and Moderna.

Advisors to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) found both products were safe and effective for kids as young as six months.

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