Originally posted by NBNA as a part of our partnership to combat COVID-19. No one likes getting a shot. It is natural instinct to fear a sharp object being injected into your arm. However, each shot holds the prospect of a future without that disease. For...
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has expanded the current Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for adolescents aged 12-15 years old. This FAQ site is intended for parents and communities looking for information on the COVID-19 vaccine for adolescents. All authorized...
COVID-19 vaccination will help protect adolescents from getting COVID-19. Adolescents may have some side effects, which are normal signs that their body is building protection. Common side effects to expect can be found here. Related Content COVID-19 Main Page COVID-19 Resources for Individuals and Patients Related Posts ...
Adolescents are now eligible to receive the COVID vaccine, here is a quick checklist on how to vaccinate your child. Related Content COVID-19 Main Page COVID-19 Resources for Individuals and Patients Related Posts ...
Adolescents are now eligible to receive the COVID vaccine, here are three resources to help you and your family find vaccination sites. Related Content COVID-19 Main Page COVID-19 Resources for Individuals and Patients Related Posts ...
Collaborating with public health entities, like your local county health department, is an effective way of staying informed about what services and healthcare resources are available in your community. Here are four ways to stay informed. Related Content COVID-19 Main Page COVID-19 Resources for Individuals and Patients Related Posts ...
Last month we wrote about monoclonal antibody treatments (mAbs) and the critical role they play in preventing hospitalizations amid the constantly shifting COVID-19 landscape of variants and hot spots. Most recently, we’re learning where mAbs are most effective given rising rates of variants in particular regions. In areas,...
With vaccinations rolling out and COVID-19 restrictions slowly reversing, most colleges are anticipating a full reopening and reintegration of students to campus. While the desire to “return to normal” may be universal, plans to reopen are far from uniform across the country. A growing number of...
For over a year now, Americans have been advised to wear masks in order to protect themselves and their loved ones from the spread of COVID-19. Effective May 13, 2021, the Biden Administration announced that the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) would no longer be...
This time last year, many Americans were forced to forgo the signature parades, fireworks displays and parties that characterize the Fourth of July holiday; this year, there is an opportunity for things to be different. This year, Fourth of July may mark the total opening...