The landscape of COVID-19 vaccinations for children is shifting in the US. How will this affect the upcoming virus season?

Parents won't be able to vaccinate healthy children 6 months to 5 years old if the FDA pulls Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine authorization.

Coronavirus infections are climbing again, marking another summer wave as children go back to school. But this uptick arrives with an added layer of uncertainty because it’s unclear when and which Americans can receive updated vaccines this fall.

The Food and Drug Administration could pull Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine emergency authorization for children under age 5.

The American Academy of Pediatrics breaks with federal guidance, urging COVID shots for young kids as Kennedy's panel delays vote and stirs backlash.

Under Robert F. Kennedy Jr., federal officials may withdraw an endorsement for the vaccine in younger children.

Pfizer's Canadian unit and BioNTech said they have received approval in Canada for their updated Comirnaty Covid-19 vaccine. The companies said Monday the updated vaccine targets the Omicron LP.8.1 variant, one of the most recently circulating novel coronavirus lineages. The authorization applies for individuals aged 6 months and older.

COVID-19 activity is rising in much of the country. Data shows overall respiratory virus spread is very low in the U.S.