Lost your COVID-19 vaccination card? Here’s how to get a new one
COVID-19 vaccine cards are not laminated, do not easily fit in your wallet, and quickly become torn and unreadable. If you’re like me, you may even misplace it. Here's some guidance on what to do if you've lost your card.
How to tell fact from fiction with COVID-19 information
In the age of COVID-19, knowing the difference between facts and myths can save lives. Here's how to know whether you can trust the information you're seeing online.
Three things you need to know about breakthrough infections
Dr. Nguyen talks "breakthrough infections," or symptomatic COVID-19 cases in people who have been fully vaccinated.
Fear of COVID-19 vaccines is real. Should it be?
For many people, fear is still the number one roadblock to getting a COVID-19 vaccine. Here are some of the top fears related to vaccines and a few ideas on how to combat them.
How to Talk About COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy: Addressing Four Common Types of Resistance
At this moment in time, no conversation is more critical to our nation’s health than encouraging our peers and loved ones to get vaccinated against COVID-19. But how do we initiate dialogue that might trigger intense feelings?
Everything parents of babies need to know about COVID-19
If you have a baby or are expecting a baby, you may have questions and fears about how COVID-19 could affect your littlest family member. Here's what you need to know.
After months of isolating, are our immune systems out of practice?
Physical distancing has not weakened your immune system, at least not in the way you might think. But if you've noticed a lot of people catching colds and other illnesses as they venture into the world, loneliness and stress may be to blame.
Children’s mental health a year into the pandemic, and what parents can do to help
Children have undergone mental health challenges during the pandemic. Find out what they are, signs to look out for and what parents can do to help.
A mom’s perspective on managing a pandemic back-to-school season
With a new school year approaching for many of us, a lot of parents are worried about how their kids will do academically, socially, and emotionally. Maggie Brown shares how she's managed caring for both her kids and herself during this challenging time.
What to expect with your child’s COVID-19 vaccine
For many of us, the choice to get vaccinated was fairly straightforward. Making that choice for our kids, however, may feel more complicated. Here are answers to your most pressing questions.