Vaccines

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.

Yes, CDC recommends that you should still get a full series of COVID vaccines even if you already had COVID-19.

It takes about two weeks after the second dose of vaccine to build immunity against COVID-19. If you do not keep up other protective measures during that time, you are...

In the US, we have 3 vaccines in use. Two of these are in emergency use authorization, and one, Pfizer-BioNTech, was recently approved by the FDA.

Yes, it is safe for people with seizures to get the COVID vaccines.

Yes, it is safe for people who have had Guillain-Barre to get the COVID vaccines.

The best vaccine is the one you can get. Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J all protect against severe COVID-19 illness and death.

Yes you can still get vaccinated if you are exposed to COVID-19.

Vaccine “breakthrough” infections are not common, but not unexpected, and they should not deter vaccination.

No, you should not get an antibody test before getting the vaccine.