Covid-19 Vaccine

 The Covid-19 pandemic has not only presented to us the numerous vulnerabilities within our healthcare system, public health emergency response, governance, and communities. It has most especially taught us that our health and safety depend on collective action. Are you wondering how the covid-19 vaccine was quick to develop? This is because governments across the globe, are financially backing the most promising vaccine candidates. 

If you are wondering if covid vaccines are safe, well then, the answer is YES. All Covid-19 vaccines currently available have been shown to be safe and effective at preventing Covid-19. The best COVID-19 vaccine is the first one that is available to you. Do not wait for a specific brand. All currently authorized and recommended COVID-19 vaccines are proven to be safe, effective, and reduce the risk of severe illness. Safety trials begin in the lab, with tests and research on cells and animals, before moving on to human studies. If the safety data from the labs are good, scientists can check the vaccine or treatment is effective. 

Even if there are vaccines that are now available, we should always practice safety measures such as wearing masks, social distancing, and using alcohol. We must also stay at home for us to not contract the disease. Vaccines do not give you a disease. Instead, they teach your body's immune system to recognize and fight the infection they have been designed to protect against. So, you shouldn’t worry about the effectiveness of the vaccine for they had been carefully developed for our safety.


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