Vaccines

If you had an allergic reaction to a mRNA vaccine, switching to another type of vaccine might be an option, but talk to your doctor first.

No, none of the COVID-19 vaccines contain fetal cells.

Yes, you can get a flu shot and a COVID vaccine at the same time.

There is a very low risk of mild myocarditis following the second dose of COVID mRNA vaccines, but it’s less than the risk from COVID infection.

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.

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.

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...