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Coronavirus FAQ: Should I Get My Antibodies Checked After I Get Vaccinated?

Coronavirus FAQ: Should I Get My Antibodies Checked After I Get Vaccinated?
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Coronavirus FAQ: Should I Get My Antibodies Checked After I Get Vaccinated?

Coronavirus FAQ: Should I Get My Antibodies Checked After I Get Vaccinated?
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Are COVID-19 precautions effective against noroviruses?

(Getty Images) As the United States reopens after months of lockdown during the global coronavirus pandemic, another virus is resurging. Noroviruses, which can cause vomiting and diarrhea, are on the move as people return to restaurants and classrooms, and other ordinary pursuits, doctors say. “It’s certainly going around, I’ll tell you,” Dr. Robbyn Traylor, chief medical officer with Next Level Urgent Care in Texas, told KHOU. “I didn’t realize we’d have another virus to contend with in the middle of the pandemic, but here we are.” Norovirus cases also have spiked in Nebraska, The Associated Press reported.

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Johnson & Johnson vaccine resumes in Houston amid hesitancy

Houston providers resume use of Johnson & Johnson vaccine “I’m very concerned we did a lot of PR damage to this very good vaccine, said an infectious diseases specialist. Author: Stephanie Whitfield Updated: 7:19 PM CDT April 26, 2021 The CDC has given providers the green light to resume vaccinations using the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. The Houston Health Department says they have about 300 doses, which will be used for in-home vaccinations this week. After analyzing data, a team of health experts decided the benefits of the single-dose vaccine outweigh the small risk of blood clots. RELATED: Health officials temporarily paused vaccinations after 15 women developed a rare, but serious condition called thrombosis with thrombocytopenia. The 15 cases are out of more than eight million doses administered in the United States.

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What happens when you miss your second COVID dose?

More than 50K Houstonians have missed their 2nd COVID shot and doctors are concerned Doctors say not getting the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine lowers the efficacy and may result in a shorter period of protection. Author: Stephanie Whitfield Updated: 7:45 PM CDT April 26, 2021 Nearly 3 million people in the US have missed their second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, according to data released by the CDC. Doctors recommend getting a second shot 3 to 6 weeks after the first shot. Someone is considered overdue for their second dose six weeks after getting their first dose. Health officials say about 5 percent of Texans who have gotten the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine are overdue for their second dose.

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