All FAQs on COVID Vaccines

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Ilan Shapiro, MD
Do I need to get vaccinated if I had COVID?
  • Video ID: 39489
  • Menu Order: 31
  • Topic Order: 11
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5 Cosas Que Debes Saber Sobre La Vacuna Contra COVID y El Embarazo 1
5 Cosas Que Debes Saber Sobre La Vacuna Contra COVID y El Embarazo
  • Video ID: 44464
  • Menu Order: 265
  • Topic Order: 2
  • Provider Order: 2
  • Spanish Order: 3
What is in the COVID vaccines?
How do we know the COVID vaccines are safe?
  • Video ID: 41602
  • Menu Order: 27
  • Topic Order: 2
  • Provider Order: 3
Hector Flores, MD
Si soy indocumentado, ¿me reportarán a las autoridades si recibo la vacuna?
  • Video ID: 39746
  • Menu Order: 241
  • Topic Order: 63
  • Provider Order: 4
  • Spanish Order: 8
Sonia Valdez, DNP, APRN
What to expect after you get a COVID vaccine?
  • Video ID: 39447
  • Menu Order: 18
  • Topic Order: 1
  • Provider Order: 4
Yolanda Tinajero
How do we know the COVID-19 vaccine is safe for pregnant people?
  • Video ID: 43956
  • Menu Order: 51
  • Topic Order: 3
  • Provider Order: 4
Susana Morales, MD
Will the vaccine give me COVID?
  • Video ID: 39466
  • Menu Order: 28
  • Topic Order: 2
  • Provider Order: 5
Why Pregnant People Need a COVID-19 Vaccine
Why Pregnant People Need a COVID-19 Vaccine
  • Video ID: 43976
  • Menu Order: 40
  • Topic Order: 24
  • Provider Order: 5
Yolanda Tinajero
I'm planning to get pregnant soon. When should I get the COVID-19 vaccine?
  • Video ID: 43960
  • Menu Order: 49
  • Topic Order: 26
  • Provider Order: 6

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