COVID-19 Resources for Patients and Families

Safety tips for people who are fully vaccinated. People are considered fully vaccinated two weeks after they get their second dose of an mRNA vaccine, such as Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna, or two weeks after a single dose of the Janssen
(Johnson & Johnson) vaccine.

If you already got your COVID-19 vaccine, are you wondering when the immunity kicks in and how long it lasts? Can you still catch COVID-19 and can you infect others? How long do you need to take precautions after vaccination? A WHO’s Doctor answers these questions.

Useful information for people who want to know more if the vaccine will protect them from getting COVID-19 and if they can transmit COVID-19 to anyone else if they have been vaccinated.

Summary of serious and non-serious side effects by vaccine name, age, and sex following COVID-19 vaccination in Canada.

Quick overview of the the most common COVID vaccine side effects and what else you should know about possible side effects.

Information on the known side effects of COVID-19 vaccines, what causes these side effects, and whether or not the pre-existing medical conditions could interfere with or intensify the side effects.

Questions and answers about common side effects of COVID-19 vaccinations, especially the second dose of Moderna’s and Pfizer’s vaccines and what's going on in your body after you get vaccinated..