Vaccines

Over 339 million vaccine doses were given to 187.2 million people in the US as of July 19, 2021. Only three deaths have been linked to vaccination.

Yes, your 12-to-15-year-old should get vaccinated!

Yes! Getting vaccinated can amplify protection, protect community members, and allow for certain pre-pandemic activities.

COVID-19 vaccines are increasingly shown to be effective in the real world. However, infection is not impossible.

Yes, your 16- or 17-year-old should get vaccinated!

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.

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.

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

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