Vaccines

The vaccine will be available to the general public when enough has been made. We hope in late spring to summer.

Yes, the vaccine clinical trials were designed to include enough people to make sure the vaccine is safe and works well.

Good news. No--you cannot catch COVID from the vaccine.

Yes allergic reactions happen with the COVID vaccine, but are EXTREMELY rare.

In short, it’s unclear. Early studies show that immunity after vaccination lasts at least a few months and likely years.

mRNA vaccine technology has been around for decades and offers many benefits over traditional vaccines. Here are the basics of how they work.

No, the new mRNA vaccines will not change your DNA. The two vaccines that are FDA-authorized use mRNA to help our bodies create an immune response against COVID-19. What’s the...

Two mRNA vaccines have recently been granted emergency use authorization in the United States. One vaccine is produced by Pfizer and its partner BioNTech. The other is produced by Moderna....

Many people might experience some mild symptoms like fatigue, headache, or muscle aches for a day or two, but severe side effects are rare.

Vaccine trials are paused when a participant gets sick to see if the illness was caused by the vaccine. They were not--the vaccine is safe!