A4. Follow the 3 W's! ✨ Wear a mask, wash your hands, and watch your distance! ✋ Also, get vaxxed! 💉 The pandemic isn't over and won't end unless changes starts with us! ✨ Don't just bring awareness, but take action as well!
Getting the vaccine does not change your DNA. It will only make your body learn how to protect future infection. Our immune response & antibodies that our bodies make protect us from getting infected if the real virus enters our bodies.
#VaccineSavesLives#USTResbaCONa
A3. A common concern is the choice of vaccines. The CDC advises to get the vaccine that is available when you're eligible. One vaccine should not be recommended over the other because they are all effective against Covid-19.
A2. Regardless of percentage, vaccines approved from the FDA and are on the EUA list are safe & effective against Covid-19. Pfizer and Moderna show 94-95% efficacy while J&J is 85%.
Q1. Nurses and other healthcare workers are in the front lines of responding against the Covid19 Crisis. How will you promote awareness on the importance of receiving Covid19 vaccine in helping eradicate this serious health concern?
#VaccinesSaveLives#USTResbaCONa
'Everything in the #COVID19 pandemic is about trust. Innovation is needed in behavioural science on how we as communities & individuals:
-understand epidemics & behave during them
-process information & advice
-build trust
That's as scientific as building vaccines'-@DrMikeRyan
CAN YOU GET THE COVID-19 VACCINE?
YES, but you need to take extra precautions if you have:
✅ allergies to food and medications
✅ asthma
✅ allergic rhinitis
✅ cancer
✅ diabetes
You need to consult with your doctor if you:
📄 had a reaction to another non-COVID vaccine
Limit the number of people & time spent indoors with others. If you have visitors indoors, prevent #COVID19 by improving air flow. Open windows & doors if possible, filter air in your home, turn on bathroom & kitchen exhaust fans, & use other fans. More: https://t.co/aGOBDegU2s.
Wearing a mask with multiple layers protects you & others from #COVID19. Do your part to slow the spread:
😷Wear a mask
↔Stay at least 6 ft apart
🚫Avoid crowds & poorly ventilated spaces
🖐Wash hands often
🩹Get a vaccine when it's available to you
More: https://t.co/qKkt9oVWZk
California is taking a big step in its vaccine rollout, offering the shots to the general population next month.
The state announced it will expand vaccine eligibility to residents 50 and over beginning April 1, and those 16 and over starting April 15.
https://t.co/s1vlZ8fv20
My Pinoy friend from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia told me he was already vaccinated against COVID19. Even likened access to vaccines as 'parang candy, meron sa mga local pharma stores at malls, for free'
It's really not the pandemic that made our life hard, it's the poor response to it!