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How do I know my vaccine is working?

I got my COVID-19 vaccine, and… I feel great! My arm feels great. My head feels great. I’ve never been better. So, uh… did it work?

May 5, 2021

J&J is a-ok.

Does MIT Medical think the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is safe? Short answer: yes. Here's the long answer.

April 15, 2021

Protesting during COVID-19: What you need to know

Guidelines and recommendations for reducing your risk of contracting COVID-19 while participating in a demonstration.

April 13, 2021

I’ve had COVID; do I need a vaccine?

My friend got over COVID-19 a few months ago, and now he wants to visit. Should I ask him to get vaccinated before he starts packing his bags?

April 5, 2021

Vaccinated adults, unvaccinated kids — navigating the “new normal”

All the adults in my extended family have been fully vaccinated. All the kids in my extended family… not so much. Is it safe to plan a get-together? Or is it “No shots, no tots?”

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