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Zombies, umbrellas, R-naughts - explaining coronavirus herd immunity and whether we can get there

Zombies, umbrellas, R-naughts - explaining coronavirus herd immunity and whether we can get there
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Some people sit the required 6-foot social distance away from each other Saturday, April 11, 2021, at Southside High School as they wait the required 15 minutes after they received the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine while other people receive theirs during a clinic sponsored by the University of the Incarnate Word and Southside ISD. The more people get vaccinated, the closer the community gets to the goal of herd immunity, the point at which a majority of people are immunized and the chances of getting the disease are greatly reduced.William Luther /San Antonio Express-NewsShow MoreShow Less ....

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'Shot shivers?': San Antonio doctor assures recipients side effects are normal after getting COVID-19 vaccine

‘Shot shivers?’: San Antonio doctor assures recipients side effects are normal after getting COVID-19 vaccine
CDC study finds some worry about vaccine side effects
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SAN ANTONIO – “Vaccine arm” or “shot shivers?” Whatever you call your post-vaccine symptoms, doctors say the effects of the COVID-19 shot are entirely custom-made according to your immune system, and there is nothing to be feared.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently released a study showing why people won’t get a vaccination, even though they qualify. Some of the reasons are political, and some groups express mistrust in the medical community, but many people are worried about the side effects. ....

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Historically mild flu season could be bad news for next season's vaccine

Historically mild flu season could be bad news for next season’s vaccine
Researchers have little data from this year about which infectious flu strains to use in next season’s shot
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SAN ANTONIO – In the middle of the war against the deadly coronavirus, people feared another enemy entering the picture the flu.
“There were a lot of concerns. People were calling it a potential twin-demic,” said epidemiologist Dr. Jason Bowling, who works with UT Health San Antonio and University Hospital.
Thankfully, that did not happen. In fact, Dr. Bowling said the opposite occurred. Cities across Texas, including San Antonio, are still reporting low numbers. ....

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COVID-19 one year later: What San Antonio's public health and medical experts have learned from the pandemic

COVID-19 one year later: What San Antonio's public health and medical experts have learned from the pandemic
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Wear The Gown: Why it is still important to wear a mask

Wear The Gown: Why it is still important to wear a mask
Even though the statewide mask mandate has expired, health experts are still encouraging the public to practice safety protocols.
Author: Jeremy Baker
Updated: 6:51 PM CST March 10, 2021
SAN ANTONIO The statewide mask mandate has expired, meaning Texans are no longer required to wear a face covering in public unless the businesses they re entering require it.
However, experts say wearing a mask has always been about keeping you and others as safe as possible during the coronavirus pandemic. Even if you get fully vaccinated, you can still carry the virus and not get sick, and easily transmit it to other with possible life-threatening consequences. ....

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