Are we one step closer to a COVID-19 vaccine for kids? Learn what the latest developments from a recent trial for 12- to 15-year-olds mean and what you can do to keep your child safe.
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Can Vaccinated People Gather in Small Groups Without Face Masks?
Wondering if it’s safe to gather in small groups if you’re fully vaccinated against COVID-19? An expert discusses what you need to know.
What Happens When You Get the COVID-19 Vaccine?
Wondering how the COVID-19 vaccination process works? Get the inside scoop from a pulmonary medicine specialist.
Vaccine FAQs: How Are Vaccines Developed, and How Do They Work?
Vaccines are crucial to fighting infectious diseases — yet there’s still a lot of misinformation floating around about them. Here’s a look at how they’re developed and how they work.
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Should You Get the COVID-19 Vaccine If You Have Allergies?
Have the reports of people experiencing allergic reactions to the COVID-19 vaccine made you feel a little uneasy? Learn why having allergies doesn’t necessarily mean that you can’t get vaccinated.
Why a COVID-19 Vaccine for Children May Take Longer
An infectious disease specialist explains why the first COVID-19 vaccines weren’t approved for children.
Do You Have to Get the Same COVID-19 Vaccine or Can You Mix Shots?
Are the two COVID-19 vaccines interchangeable? An expert explains.
Not in the First Wave to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine? Here’s Why We All Need to Practice Vaccine Patience
Here’s how vaccine priority was determined and why it correlates with keeping others safe.
9 Common COVID-19 Vaccine Myths Explained
Our vaccine expert helps set the record straight about some common questions, concerns and myths that have emerged about the new COVID-19 vaccines.
Does My Child Need a Flu Shot This Year – Even if They’re Not Back at School?
The flu isn’t just in schools — it’s also spread in other places in our communities. A pediatric infectious disease specialist explains why kids should still get flu shots this year.
