Covid, we make teenagers choose whether to get vaccinated or not

Teenagers should be able to decide for themselves to get vaccinated against Covid-19. Without parental consent, exactly as happens with access to contraceptive services, treatment for substance use disorders, sexually transmitted infections, etc. This is the thesis supported by Susanna McGrew e Holly A. Taylor of the Department of Bioethics of the National Institutes of Health, in Bethesda, in an article published in the The New England Journal of Medicine.