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Experts say you should wait 14 days after symptoms to get the shot, or 90 days if you received a blood plasma treatment.
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Individuals under 18 must have parental consent to get a COVID-19 vaccine, but specific rules vary by provider.
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Listeners want to know why they have symptoms after receiving the vaccine.
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The mass vaccination clinic at CSU's Wolstein Center will run for eight weeks and could vaccinate 6,000 people per day.
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Dr. Brook Watts at MetroHealth says delaying the second COVID-19 shot by a few days is OK.
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People over 80 and certain medical conditions are next on the eligibility list.
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Cuyahoga and Summit County health boards are holding drive-up vaccine clinics at community centers, like fairgrounds.
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One listener wants to know if the vaccine is safe for people with autoimmune disease.
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Some people have had severe allergic reactions to the COVID-19 vaccine. Here's what you should know.
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At this point, the COVID-19 vaccine will be free, but people may have to pay an administrative fee.