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Person holding up a sticker on their finger with text, 'I got my COVID-19 vaccine!' and wearing a PPE mask with text, '...but I'm still wearing my mask!'
January 8, 2021
I got the COVID-19 vaccine! Can I toss my mask?
I got my COVID-19 vaccine! Can I take off this mask and give you a hug?
cropped view of hands presenting a gift decorated with COVID-19 molecules with a tag reading 'to Grandma'
December 22, 2020
Can someone who has recovered from COVID-19 still spread it to others?
Your daughter just called to invite you to a holiday get-together. She says it’s safe because everyone who will be there has already had COVID-19. Should you bring a cheeseball or take a rain check?
view of of a calendar with 'Quarantine start?' written on one date and an arrow leading off the page pointing to a question mark
December 17, 2020
Shorter quarantine periods now an option for some individuals
Confused about the CDC’s new options for shorter quarantine periods after exposure to COVID-19? Why the change? How does it work? And which option would apply to me?
Illustration of a partial view of a book cover with text, 'Select Your Own Escapade, The Chat About Precautions'
October 28, 2020
Talking about boundaries and bubbles
You’d like to start a romantic bubble with that special someone. But how do you bring it up? And what should you say? We’ve created a handy guide to make this awkward conversation… less awkward!
illustration of a person in a protective plastic bubble reclining on a rose petal strewn bed with a rose clenched between their teeth
October 27, 2020
All about relationship bubbles
Isn’t romance wonderful? Long walks on the beach, dining al fresco by candlelight, having no idea what the bottom half of your date’s face looks like… Wondering how you can take your budding relationship indoors while minimizing your COVID-19 risk? It might be time to propose a romantic bubble.
View of flowchart
October 22, 2020
I think I’ve been exposed to COVID-19. Now what?
I think I might have been exposed to COVID-19! How can I know for sure? And if I was, what should I do next?
Illustration of a sad person looking out a window with a whiteboard in the background with several hatch marks on it and the text, with text, 'Quarantine Day'
October 15, 2020
Can a negative test get me out of quarantine early?
A friend you hung out with all weekend tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday. You’ve been told to quarantine for 14 days. When should you be tested, and will a negative test be your “get out of jail free” card?
Illustration of a hand placing sample cartridge into an antigen testing device with a display indication: results in 15:00
August 4, 2020
A 15-minute COVID test?
Their adult son is moving back home. Should he have a negative COVID-19 test first? And is that 15-minute test at the local urgent care center a legit option?
Illustration of two houses surrounded by one white picket fence with several children, adults, and a dog in the enclosed yard
June 26, 2020
Creating bubbles that work for families and kids
No school. No daycare. No play dates or sleepovers. And now summer camp is canceled too? Daily life during the pandemic has been especially tough for parents and kids. MIT Medical pediatricians think “bubbles” may be the answer.
June 18, 2020
Is it time to expand your “bubble?”
As states reopen, we can get haircuts, eat at a restaurants, and go back to work in our labs. But when can the kids see grandma or have a play date? When can I start hanging out with the friends I used to hang out with in those pre-coronavirus days? 

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