When friends and family members ask questions about COVID-19 vaccines, you can use these tips to have meaningful and educational conversations.
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The Centers of Disease Control and Prevention explains that the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine is effective in preventing COVID-19 in people aged 12-15
Adolescents are encouraged to get fully vaccinated as soon as possible.
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The Public Health Agency of Canada encourages people to engage in low-risk, outdoor activities during the summer months
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The Centers of Disease Control and Prevention explains how families can protect their unvaccinated members
As of now, the CDC has not provided COVID-19 vaccine guidance for children under 12. Parents should continue to make sure that their children wear masks in public settings.
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WHO releases a Science in 5 episode about staying safe and healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic when you have diabetes.
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The Public Health Agency of Canada shares how people can stay safe from COVID-19 even after being fully vaccinated
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The Centers of Disease Control and Prevention explains that the Delta variant of COVID-19 is responsible for causing more than half of the current cases in America
The Public Health Agency of Canada shares COVID-19 public health guidelines for summer activities
The information is organized by province. Learn more to protect yourself and your loved ones.
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Hamilton First Ontario Centre now accepting walk-ins for COVID-19 vaccinations
“Beginning July 15 anyone aged 12 and up can get a second dose if it’s been 28 days since getting their first dose.”
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The Centers of Disease Control and Prevention encourages parents to keep up to date with their children’s well-child appointments and vaccinations
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