04Aug 2021 by Tonya Breaux-Shropshire
How Long Would the Covid-19 Vaccine Protect You?

How Long Would the Covid-19 Vaccine Protect You?

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Tonya Breaux-Shropshire, Ph.D., MPH How long would the COVID-19 vaccine protect you against infection, hospitalization, and death? There has been over 300 million vaccination given here in the United States (US) and the vaccine program is working. However, there has been a decline in vaccines over the last 2 months. But in recent days, the vaccination rates are up all over the US in part due to the fear of the Delta variant. **Get these 3M N95 masks to better protect you from the Delta variant and other variants at my affiliated links: size small or large COVID-19 vaccines have been shown to be pretty safe although some people have suffered mild to moderate symptoms. According to reports for the Centers for Disease Control and Preventions vaccine reporting system, it…
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21Jul 2021 by Tonya Breaux-Shropshire
How to Reduce Your Risk for the Delta Variant

How to Reduce Your Risk for the Delta Variant

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It is obvious that the existence of COVID-19 anywhere is a threat to COVID-19 everywhere. In the United States (US), cases are increasing but testing doesn't seem to be keeping up. Therefore, the cases that are seen on the Centers for Disease Control COVID-19 Tracker are likely underseatimated. Yet, the US is number 4 in the world to have people who are fully vaccinated and rank at number six for one vaccine. As of July 19, 2021 At least one vaccine Fully vaccinated (2 vaccines) #1 Canada #1 United Kingdom #2 United Kingdom #2 Spain #3 Spain #3 Canada #4 Italy #4 United States #5 Geremany #5 Germany #6 United States #6 Italy Some people who had COVID-19 in the past are not sure if they should get the vaccine.…
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30Apr 2021 by Tonya Breaux-Shropshire
What Are Your Chances of Getting COVID-19 When Vaccinated?

What Are Your Chances of Getting COVID-19 When Vaccinated?

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In this episode, I discussed your chances of getting COVID-19 after getting the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine. Generally, your chances are low and your chances of having side effects are low. If you do get COVID-19 and want to talk with a doctor about ivermectin, thien contact Dr. Syed Haider for a phone visit here. A new research study published in the Lancet journal studied 1,607.620 patients in the United Kingdom. The most common and expected symptoms for both COVID vaccines were systemic and local. Patients reported their symptoms in a tracker app after being vaccinated with either the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine. These patients were compared with patients who did not get the vaccine. The study was done between December 8th, 2020, and March 10, 2021. If I remember…
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