3 new COVID-19 vaccine discoveries

Over time, we learn more and more about the COVID-19 vaccine and its effects. While the pandemic feels like forever, technology and science by and large have moved on at a rapid pace, providing vaccines to fight the virus and data that will allow us to better understand it.

With so much information and developments happening on a daily basis, it is difficult to find up-to-date information on the vaccine and the pandemic in general. Here are some of the latest findings from health professionals about the COVID-19 vaccine.

The Pzifer vaccine will finally be available for children too

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Parents have long waited for their children to have vaccines that protect themselves and their families from a major source of infection. Pfizer studies have finally confirmed that two syringes are safe for children ages 5-11. And while it is not known when they will be available, many people are hoping children will be approved for their shots by October.

Getting a COVID-19 vaccination after battling the disease gives you ultimate immunity

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While vaccination against COVID-19 and the fight against COVID-19 both offer protection from the disease, a recent study showed that combining the two provides the ultimate protection.

Hopefully, this useful data can allay the concerns of people who don’t know whether or not to get the vaccine based on their previous experience with COVID-19, and reduce silly arguments that make “natural” immunity to vaccine immunity. All the data available suggest that everyone should get their vaccine as soon as possible.

The shot comes with unexpected positive side effects

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In addition to protecting you from COVID-19 infections and allowing you to live a more or less normal life, vaccination against COVID-19 can also provide you with a variety of mental health benefits. “The first dose of COVID-19 resulted in significant mental health improvements beyond improvements made since the peak of psychological distress in Spring 2020,” explains the study that made the discovery.

While it is not known exactly why this is happening, we can guess and assume that people are currently more stressed than usual; A scientifically proven vaccine to protect them is enough to provide some peace of mind.