With the production of the COVID-19 vaccine has come a large amount of information, some helpful and some inaccurate. It’s only natural to have questions about these vaccines, and Baptist Health is here to assist in separating reality from rumor and myth.
COVID-19 Vaccine Myths Debunked
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| Microchips? Infertility? With the production of the COVID-19 vaccine has come a large amount of information, some helpful and some inaccurate. It’s only natural to have questions about these vaccines, and Baptist Health is here to assist in separating reality from rumor and myth. |
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Benjamin Klausing, MD, Infectious Disease
Baptist Health Louisville |
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My Why: Vaccine Testimonies from the Frontline
"As part of my job, I take care of COVID-19 patients. One of the fears that I had was, despite wearing the right equipment, I would take the virus home. My wife is pregnant with our first child, and the last thing I wanted to do was bring the virus home." |
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Many Black Americans Don’t Trust Vaccines. Here’s Why This Should Be Reconsidered.
A recent study released by the COVID Collaborative, NAACP, and UnidosUS found that only 14% of Black Americans trust that a vaccine will be safe and just 18% trust that it will be effective. There are many reasons for this, including the Tuskegee experiments, which remains one of the darkest chapters of American medical history. |
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[Video] Is the COVID Vaccine Safe for Pregnant Women?
If you are pregnant, you may be wondering if the COVID vaccine is safe for you and your baby. According to Agatha Critchfield, MD, Maternal-Fetal Medicine at Baptist Health Lexington, "Everything that we have seen so far is very, very reassuring about pregnant women receiving the vaccine in pregnancy." Click below to watch the full interview with Dr. Critchfield at Baptist Health Lexington. |
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