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Is the COVID-19 Vaccine Safe?

Dr. Paul Offit discusses the safety record of COVID-19 vaccines, including the magnitude of doses administered and the rare, but real, side effect called myocarditis. He also discusses the risk-to-benefit assessment of any medication and provides a historical context for why we would not expect new side effects caused by COVID-19 vaccines at this point.

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How Do mRNA Vaccines Work?

Dr. Paul Offit explains how COVID-19 vaccines based on messenger RNA technology work.

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The Alliance of Minority Physicians

Founded in 2002, the MPA comprises underrepresented in medicine (URiM) residents, fellows, and attending physicians who are committed to creating a diverse workforce that affords the best and most culturally competent care to the patients and families we treat.

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Are Reinfections with COVID-19 Possible?

Dr. Paul Offit discusses the possibility of reinfection with SARS-CoV-2, the potential consequences of such reinfections, and what our experience with reinfection means for COVID-19 vaccine development.

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Do We Still Need to Wear Masks and Social Distance?

In this video, Dr. Paul Offit discusses the bigger picture, addressing how to approach decision-making related to any respiratory illness, not just COVID-19, and considerations related to the role of COVID-19 at-home testing in the decision-making process.

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Why Should Children Get the COVID-19 Vaccine?

Dr. Paul Offit discusses the relative differences in rates of COVID-19 among children and adults, describes why we can be assured that the COVID-19 vaccine is safe for children, and explains why it remains important for children to be vaccinated against COVID-19.

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How Do DNA Vaccines Work?

Dr. Paul Offit explains how DNA vaccine technology works, using COVID-19 vaccine as an example.

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