Is Covid-19 vaccine safe?
The United States has recently developed an equivalent system, V-safe. Safety data from this system from about two million people who have had a COVID-19 vaccine indicates the vaccines are safe. The short-term side-effects are very similar to those reported in the vaccine trials.
Has anyone got Covid after vaccine?
Though it's rare, you can still catch COVID-19 after getting vaccinated, but research shows milder symptoms and lower transmission.
Can we stop wearing masks after vaccine?
But vaccinated people may still carry enough virus in the nose to infect others. So if a vaccinated person breathes or sneezes they could still infect someone else, even if they feel fine. This means vaccinated people still have to wear masks and socially distance, even if their individual risk is much lower.
Is the Covid vaccine safe long term?
Allergic reactions to the vaccine can happen, but are rare. The potential long-term effects of the vaccine are currently unknown. Receiving the COVID-19 vaccine is important for preventing illness and stopping the spread of COVID-19. If you have questions or concerns about the vaccine, talk with your doctor.
Who can take Covid vaccine?
The Moderna vaccine is authorized for use in people 18 and older, and the Pfizer vaccine is authorized for use in those 16 and older. At this time, the COVID-19 vaccine has not been studied in children, and they're not authorized to receive the vaccination.
