SANTIAGO

MARIÑO'S
INSTITUT
SHOULD I GET
EINVITES YOU TO
A COVID-19
BE
VACCINE?
RESPONSIBLE
How do I know Covid
vaccines are safe?

TAKE CARE, Polytechnic University

Ronard Romero
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Institute Escuela: 46
Santiago Mariño
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of being reinfected with
COVID- VACCINE IS THE BEST?
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vaccinated? first one that is available to you. Do
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l ong it w i l l t a k e b e f o r e y o u can a r e safe, a r e effective, and reduce
be reinfected with COVID-19. va ccines
your risk of severe illness. But there
It’s much better to get yourself ar e exceptions. If you have had a
H O W A VACCINE
vaccinated. Then you don’t have to
CAN HELP ME? severe allergic reaction
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help pr otect you a nd WHAT VACCINES in the vaccine you ar e scheduled to
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around you from COVID-19,
particularly people a t increased
ARE APPROVED receive, you should not get that
vaccine. If you have been instructed
risk of severe illness from COVID- TODAY? not to get one type of COVID-19
19. vaccine, you m a y still be able to get
Three COVID-19 vaccines have
"And if I've had COVID-19, I don't
received authorization from the U.S. another type.
need to be vaccinated?"
Food and Drug Administration
Maybe you’ve been through the
(FDA) so far: Pfizer’s, Moderna’s,
fever , coughing, a nd other
and
Johnson & Johnson’s.
symptomsofCOVID-19 a nd
But a fourth, developed by
successfully fought them off. O r
maybe you tested positive for AstraZeneca and the University of
COVID-19 but w e r e asymptomatic. Oxford, could soon be
Regardless, it’s still very distributed domestically—and it
important for you to get the could bolster the U.S.
vaccine. immunization effort as much as it
Infectious disease expert Kristen has the globalCDC
However, one. does
Englund, MD says: “We k n o w that r ecommend not one va ccine
a small number of people can get another. over
covid-19 a second time.”