Maine health care professional talk COVID-19 vaccine reactio

Maine health care professional talk COVID-19 vaccine reactions


Tracking serious COVID-19 vaccine reactions
The U.S. CDC and the FDA use 'VAERS' to track adverse reactions. Patient submissions and evidence of some underreporting show it doesn't reveal a full picture.
Author: Hannah Dineen (NEWS CENTER Maine)
Published: 4:49 PM PST February 15, 2021
Updated: 8:14 AM PST February 16, 2021
BRUNSWICK, Maine — Since COVID-19 vaccinations first became available, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) warned the public about common side effects of the vaccine: soreness or swelling at the injection site-- or fever, chills, tiredness, and/or a headache in the days following vaccination.
Occasionally, there are more serious reactions or "adverse reactions" to the vaccine. Federal authorities are tracking those reactions through an online database.

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