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The CDC indicates that coronavirus vaccines may not initially be recommended for children due to limited clinical trials involving only healthy adults. Trials are expected to expand to children and pregnant women, but data is insufficient for recommendations. A proposal suggests prioritizing healthcare workers, the elderly, and those with underlying conditions for vaccination. Separately, Kimberly Clark has recalled Cottonelle flushable wipes in the US, Canada, and the Caribbean due to bacteria concerns, which pose a risk to individuals with weakened immune systems.

Why might coronavirus vaccines not be recommended for children initially?

• Children are less susceptible to the virus.

• Clinical trials have not yet included children.

• Vaccines are more effective in adults.

• Children have stronger immune systems.

Which groups are proposed to receive the coronavirus vaccine first?

• Pregnant women and newborns

• Healthcare workers and the elderly

• Children and teenagers

• Travelers and tourists

What is the reason for the recall of Cottonelle flushable wipes?

• There are bacteria concerns.

• They are not biodegradable.

• They contain harmful chemicals.

• They cause skin irritation.

In which regions were the recalled Cottonelle wipes sold?

• Europe and Asia

• Africa and the Middle East

• US, Canada, and the Caribbean

• Australia and New Zealand

Who is at a heightened risk of infection from the bacteria found in the recalled wipes?

• Children

• Individuals with weakened immune systems

• Elderly people

• Healthy adults