Teens asked, we answered: The truth about COVID-19 vaccines
By
Paige Vickers for NPR
Alba Feliz is a little nervous about getting the vaccine. At 17, she’s the first person in her immediate family to seriously consider getting it. “In my house, they never really trust the vaccine,” she says. Social media has been her main source of information, and the contradictory messages have been confusing.
She doesn’t believe the COVID vaccines will put a chip in you, but she does have some concerns about “side effects and all that.”
Another teen, Ryan Howard, 16, says he has become the resident vaccine expert among his friends. “My friends will send it to our group chat and I’ll be like ‘ehhhh that’s kinda, like, wrong.’ ”
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