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Information on the safety, effectiveness, and availability of covid-19 vaccines. It explains how vaccines teach the body to fight the virus, addresses common concerns, and emphasizes the importance of getting vaccinated for personal and community protection. Millions of people have already been safely vaccinated, and the vaccines are free for everyone, including those without insurance.
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The vaccines teach your body how to fight COVID-19 and keep you from getting very sick or dying.
The vaccines are built on years of work to make vaccines for similar viruses.
Millions of people in the U.S. have already been safely vaccinated.
Your personal information is protected and is not shared with ICE or the CDC.
Everyone 12+ can receive a free COVID-19 vaccine.
There is no virus in the vaccines, so you cannot get COVID- from the vaccines.
You may experience temporary reactions: sore arm, fever, headache, feeling tired and achy for a day or two after being vaccinated. These are signs your body is building protection.
The COVID-19 vaccines are free to everyone even if you don’t have insurance.
People who live or work in jails and prisons are more likely to get sick from COVID-19 because people are close together and can more easily spread the virus to each other. The vaccines will keep you from getting very sick or dying. You cannot get COVID- from the vaccines. It is normal for your arm to feel sore, to feel tired and achy or have a low fever or headache for a few days after getting vaccinated. The sooner everyone gets vaccinated, the sooner we can return to normal operations and visitation.
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your hands or use hand sanitizer. 6 feet apart. Avoid close contact. a cloth mask over your nose and mouth.