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23: What is the data on COVID-19 vaccines? + FAQ

2021-03-30

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In this episode, Dr. Adam Flaczyk from Massachusetts General Hospital joins us to summarize the data on the latest COVID-19 vaccines and to answer frequently asked questions.

Frequently asked questions start at 30:03 including:

What is the data on side effects?

What is the potential for anaphylaxis?

Any data on use of antipyretics or NSAIDS with vaccination?

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Music by Stephen Campbell, MD.

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