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Low vaccination rates and the early return of “risky” behaviors have allowed the pandemic to continue, despite ongoing vaccination.

Getting the flu shot reduces your risk for the flu. It is safe for most people to get the flu and COVID shot at the same time.

The CDC now recommends booster shots for anyone over 18 who got Johnson & Johnson, and anyone over 65 or over 18 at high risk who got Pfizer and Moderna.

While convalescent plasma treatment is still in use, recent high quality studies have not shown any benefit.

Yes, it is safe for people who have had a stroke to get the COVID vaccines.

Yes, it is safe for people who have Hashimoto’s disease to get the COVID vaccines.

If your COVID symptoms are mild, there are some things you can do to make yourself more comfortable.

Monoclonal antibodies newly sick with COVID-19 who are at high risk of severe disease.

Most people with COVID-19 develop antibodies, but not everyone. That’s why it’s still important for those who had COVID-19 to get vaccinated.

Surgical masks, multi-layer well-fitting cloth masks, and KN95 respirators can effectively reduce transmission of COVID-19.