Maybe you have a history of severe allergies. Or you’re concerned the COVID vaccine will make your healthy child sick.
The bottom line: According to CDC data, fully vaccinated people are:
We’ve put together this guide to address your concerns and questions. Ready to get vaccinated? Make an appointment at UVA for adults and kids 5 and older. Or find vaccines near you.
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