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No. Taking pain relievers after the vaccine won’t prevent the vaccine from working.

No, you don’t need to quarantine prior to travel or a visit if everyone is fully vaccinated.

Case investigation and contact tracing are still useful tools in fighting the pandemic, even now that we have a vaccine.

Side effects from the vaccine can be a sign that your immune system is doing its job. But feeling fine doesn’t mean the vaccine isn’t working.

The good news is that everyone can enjoy some type of summer fun. If you are unvaccinated, though, there are additional precautions to take.

About 1 in 5 people who live with someone who has COVID also get COVID, but vaccination dramatically reduces transmission risk.

Obtaining a COVID-19 vaccine will not cause you to test positive on a viral test because the vaccines cannot give you the disease.

Exactly how deadly is COVID really? About 1 in every 150 people who catch COVID die from it, but the risk is different for each age group.

People who have had COVID-19 disease and people getting the second dose of mRNA vaccine are more likely to have side effects.

Despite misinformation online, the COVID-19 vaccine does not contain a microchip to trace your personal information. Here’s where the myth came from.