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If I’ve already had COVID-19 do I need the vaccine? | MSDH answers COVID FAQs
2021-07-01 09:58:06, 1625151486
Mississippi Department of Health Chief Medical Officer Daniel Edney sat down with Mississippi Today’s health and breaking news reporter Will Stribling to debunk some common COVID-19 vaccine myths.
This video is a part of Mississippi Today’s COVID-19 Vaccine Guide, where you can find everything you need to know about the vaccines alongside the how and where of getting them in Mississippi. Access our online guide and print the downloadable version now: https://mississippitoday.org/covid-19-vaccine-guide-mississippi/
Timestamps:
0:00 COVID-19 FAQ introduction
0:16: Does the vaccine cost money?
0:44 Will the vaccine alter my DNA?
2:09 Does the vaccine have dangerous or long-term side effects?
3:44 Will the vaccine give me a blood clot?
6:24 Was the vaccine development a rushed process?
9:09 If I’ve already had COVID-19, do I need the vaccine?
10:40 Do I need the vaccine if I’m social distancing and wearing a mask?
11:23 Can I stop wearing a mask once I get the vaccine?
12:27 Do only vulnerable people need the vaccine?
13:50 Does Hydroxychloroquine offer protection against COVID-19?
14:42 Does the vaccine give you COVID-19?
16:10 Will the vaccine affect my fertility?
17:01 Will the vaccine put a microchip in my body?
18:02 Will the vaccine make me magnetic?
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