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Coronavirus vaccines have been shown in studies to effectively prevent virus infection and help you avoid becoming seriously ill.
Though it takes time to develop a safe and effective vaccine, thanks to unending investment and support in research and development and global collaboration, scientists worldwide could create a COVID-19 vaccine in record time while still adhering to regulatory requirements the world needs to follow.
The coronavirus vaccines are the ones that prepare our immune systems to identify the viruses inside our body and combat them. On a more important note, it could take a few weeks for the body to develop immunity or protection against the virus that causes COVID-19 after vaccination.
Keep these items on hand to help your kiddo through any cold Credit: Getty Images / Imgorthand Updated February 4, 2021
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When my little guy was an infant, I was sure he was going to die from snot-induced asphyxiation. While I now know better, I could have used a bit more info on what to do to make him feel more comfortable.
Just because many of us are sheltering at home, that doesnât necessarily mean that our kiddos will be sniffle-free. According to Andrew Gelfand, division chief of pediatric respiratory medicine at University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, we sometimes see runny noses simply in response to dry air from having the heat on and the fireplace roaring.