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By EMILY CRAIG HEALTH REPORTER FOR MAILONLINE
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Unjabbed 12 to 15-year-olds are just three per cent more likely to catch Covid compared to fully vaccinated children, Pfizer’s own study suggests.
Just 30 of around 1,100 youngsters (2.7 per cent) tested positive for the virus in the four months of the clinical study in the US last winter.
None of the children were hospitalised or died from the virus and they were either asymptomatic or had a very mild illness.
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