
FAQ: COVID-19 Booster Shots for Kids
Boosters are now authorized for kids ages 5 to 11. Learn why they should get one.
Boosters are now authorized for kids ages 5 to 11. Learn why they should get one.
Many want to unmask and socialize, but fear COVID-19 infection.
Who needs a second booster against COVID-19 and why?
Masks are most effective when they fit well and leave no gaps around your nose and mouth.
The pandemic’s uncertainty took a toll on kids’ emotions and academics.
Medications that can help keep high-risk people out of the hospital are available, but in limited supply.
Getting vaccinated or a booster is the best way to protect yourself.
If one person is ill, everyone else doesn’t have to get sick.
The fit of your mask is the most important factor in determining if it’s effective.
Home testing can be part of an overall prevention plan.
The dose tested was safe, but not high enough to work.
Two newly FDA-authorized drugs have been shown to reduce severe disease.