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The updated COVID-19 boosters are here

While we’re all sick of COVID-19 at this point, the truth is COVID-19 is still out there, making people really sick. And with a changing virus and more contagious variants, vaccines need to keep up. That’s why the updated COVID-19 vaccines are designed to help protect against multiple strains—in a single shot. The updated COVID-19 vaccines can help provide broader protection than a primary series alone against the most dominant variants in the US to date. So it’s important to stay up to date with your vaccines, including getting all recommended boosters when eligible.

The vaccine may not be for everyone. Please consult with your doctor to determine your eligibility.

Updated Boosters

An updated booster, also called a bivalent booster, is a vaccine that’s given as a booster dose and is designed to protect against 2 strains of a virus in a single shot.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), COVID-19 vaccines remain the best public health measure to protect people from COVID-19 and reduce the chance of new variants emerging. This includes primary series doses, booster shots, and additional doses for those who need them. Current mRNA COVID-19 vaccines help protect against severe illness, hospitalizations, and deaths due to infection with the Omicron variant. Although breakthrough infections can occur in those who are vaccinated against COVID-19, they are less likely to develop serious illness than those who are unvaccinated.

Understanding Safety

We understand that when it comes to COVID-19 vaccination and vaccine safety, there's a lot of information out there. It can seem confusing at times, especially when it feels like new information is coming out every week.

That's why we want to help you stay on top of the latest news and information. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is the best resource for a wide range of topics. Go here or click on a specific topic below to get the detailed information you need.

COVID-19 vaccine safety

Vaccine considerations for people with underlying conditions or weakened immune systems 

COVID-19 vaccines for people with allergies

COVID-19 vaccines and pregnancy

Vaccine information for people who are pregnant or breastfeeding

Medical conditions, medications, and the COVID-19 vaccines

Things to consider before getting a COVID-19 vaccine

Possible side effects after getting a vaccine

What to do after you're fully vaccinated

COVID-19 vaccines and contracting COVID-19

COVID-19 vaccines and new variants

COVID-19 booster shots

Where can I learn more?

If you have more questions, be sure to talk to your vaccination provider or your doctor. You can also reach out to your state, territorial, tribal, or local health department, especially with any questions about vaccine availability.

You can also find more information online at the following websites:

The CDC has up-to-date resources on COVID-19
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has resources about Emergency Use Authorizations (EUAs) of vaccines

You can contact your state health department for more information on its plan for COVID-19 vaccination. Now that you have answers to your questions, let's get you vaccinated.

The COVID-19 vaccines are here for kids

Help protect your kids with the COVID-19 vaccines—now available for children 6 months and older.

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Help protect yourself and your loved ones

The COVID-19 vaccines and boosters are here to help provide broader protection than a primary series alone against COVID-19 and the most dominant variants in the US to date. Check out an updated booster option that’s available to you today.

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