Do kids need COVID-19 vaccines?
Families/Kids Vaccines
Malia Jones, PhD MPH
Yes. Kids need COVID-19 vaccines. It is safe. It is necessary. When we compare kids who get COVID-19 to kids who do not get COVID-19, we see quite clearly that kids CAN and DO get really sick, and it is worth protecting them. And when we compare vaccinated kids to unvaccinated kids, the results are …
Dear Readers: How are families with high-risk kids faring?
Families/Kids Staying Safe
Joanna Dreifus, MPH
Nerdy Girl Joanna here. As we approach the 4th year of the COVID pandemic, Those Nerdy Girls want to acknowledge those families who continue to struggle with how to keep their high-risk kids safe from COVID. Mine is one of those families. Thankfully, my teenage son has not yet been infected with COVID. I am …
¡Auxilio! Hay escasez de medicamentos para la fiebre. ¿Cómo cuido a mi hijo si tiene fiebre?
Families/Kids Posts en Español Treatments
Aparna Kumar, PhD CRNP MPH
TL:DR: La fiebre suele ser una señal de que el cuerpo está luchando contra una infección o enfermedad. Es una de las formas en que nuestro sistema inmunológico responde a la infección. Los medicamentos para aminorar la fiebre y el dolor, como el paracetamol y el ibuprofeno, son una opción para los niños que se …
Where can I get my kid who is <5 years old a COVID-19 vaccine?
Families/Kids Vaccines
Amanda Simanek, PhD MPH
A: Your child’s clinician, health departments, pharmacies, and grocery stores are all possible options-but the ages <5 each site serves varies. TL; DR: Check with the person your child normally sees for medical care first. If they are not offering COVID-19 vaccines for kids <5, your local health department, pharmacy, or grocery store may be …
Help! There is a shortage of fever medicines for kids. How do I take care of my child with fever?
Families/Kids Treatments
Sarah Whitley Coles, MD
TL:DR: If your child is older than 6 months, they probably do not need to be treated for fever. Fever reducing medicines can be given if the kiddo is uncomfortable or has had febrile convulsions. But fear not! There are things we can do other than medicines to help our children feel better when they …
Dear Pandemic Live Q&A 11-21-22
Families/Kids Infection and Spread Infectious Diseases Socializing Staying Safe Testing and Contact Tracing Uncertainty and Misinformation Videos
Those Nerdy Girls offer advice on staying well during a “triple threat” holiday season and insights into science denial – why it happens and how to navigate tricky conversations. Hosted by Those Nerdy Girls with: * Sara Gorman, PhD, MPH: Co-Founder of Critica, Author of Denying to the Grave & Contributing Writer at TNG * …
Los signos y síntomas, la prevención, y que hacer si un niño tiene el virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS):
Families/Kids Infectious Diseases Posts en Español
Aparna Kumar, PhD CRNP MPH
Recientemente compartimos una publicación sobre el virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS) Publicación aquí *La gráfica que compartimos hoy fue creada hace unos años por La Nacion (@lanacioncr), una página y periódico de Noticias en Costa Rica. La gráfica no fue creada por Querida Pandemia. Puede haber algunas inconsistencias en esta gráfica, las cuales hemos aclarado previamente. …
Nerdy Girl Live Q&A on Mon, 11/21: Triple Threat Thanksgiving & Science Denial
Families/Kids Socializing Staying Safe Uncertainty and Misinformation
Chana Davis, PhD, Contributing Writer
Monday, 11/21/22, at 1:30 pm EST/10:30 am PST Join Those Nerdy Girls for timely advice on staying well during a “triple threat” holiday season and practical insights into science denial – why it happens and how to navigate tricky conversations. Hosted by Those Nerdy Girls with: Sara Gorman, PhD, MPH: Co-Founder of Critica, Author of …
How do I know if we have RSV, the flu, or COVID-19?
Families/Kids Infectious Diseases
Malia Jones, PhD MPH
The short answer is: process of elimination. First, rule out COVID-19 with a home test (with nose+throat swab technique! See link below). If that’s negative, assess your symptoms. If your first symptoms are drippy nose/sneezing, it’s more likely RSV. If your symptoms start out with a sudden high fever and body aches, it’s more likely …
¿Sigue siendo importante que mis hijos reciban la vacuna COVID-19?
Families/Kids Posts en Español Vaccines
Tita Smyth Escobedo, PM-IT
¡Por supuesto que sí! Para niños hasta los 6 meses, nunca es demasiado tarde para darlea el regalo de la protección contra una enfermedad infecciosa que ha matado a más de 1400 niños en los EE. UU. y ha hospitalizado a muchos más. Nuevos datos del mundo real muestran que la vacuna COVID-19 protege contra …
Yes. Kids need COVID-19 vaccines. It is safe. It is necessary. When we compare kids who get COVID-19 to kids who do not get COVID-19, we see quite clearly that kids CAN and DO get really sick, and it is worth protecting them. And when we compare vaccinated kids to unvaccinated kids, the results are …
Dear Readers: How are families with high-risk kids faring?
Families/Kids Staying SafeJoanna Dreifus, MPH
Nerdy Girl Joanna here. As we approach the 4th year of the COVID pandemic, Those Nerdy Girls want to acknowledge those families who continue to struggle with how to keep their high-risk kids safe from COVID. Mine is one of those families. Thankfully, my teenage son has not yet been infected with COVID. I am …
¡Auxilio! Hay escasez de medicamentos para la fiebre. ¿Cómo cuido a mi hijo si tiene fiebre?
Families/Kids Posts en Español Treatments
Aparna Kumar, PhD CRNP MPH
TL:DR: La fiebre suele ser una señal de que el cuerpo está luchando contra una infección o enfermedad. Es una de las formas en que nuestro sistema inmunológico responde a la infección. Los medicamentos para aminorar la fiebre y el dolor, como el paracetamol y el ibuprofeno, son una opción para los niños que se …
Where can I get my kid who is <5 years old a COVID-19 vaccine?
Families/Kids Vaccines
Amanda Simanek, PhD MPH
A: Your child’s clinician, health departments, pharmacies, and grocery stores are all possible options-but the ages <5 each site serves varies. TL; DR: Check with the person your child normally sees for medical care first. If they are not offering COVID-19 vaccines for kids <5, your local health department, pharmacy, or grocery store may be …
Help! There is a shortage of fever medicines for kids. How do I take care of my child with fever?
Families/Kids Treatments
Sarah Whitley Coles, MD
TL:DR: If your child is older than 6 months, they probably do not need to be treated for fever. Fever reducing medicines can be given if the kiddo is uncomfortable or has had febrile convulsions. But fear not! There are things we can do other than medicines to help our children feel better when they …
Dear Pandemic Live Q&A 11-21-22
Families/Kids Infection and Spread Infectious Diseases Socializing Staying Safe Testing and Contact Tracing Uncertainty and Misinformation Videos
Those Nerdy Girls offer advice on staying well during a “triple threat” holiday season and insights into science denial – why it happens and how to navigate tricky conversations. Hosted by Those Nerdy Girls with: * Sara Gorman, PhD, MPH: Co-Founder of Critica, Author of Denying to the Grave & Contributing Writer at TNG * …
Los signos y síntomas, la prevención, y que hacer si un niño tiene el virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS):
Families/Kids Infectious Diseases Posts en Español
Aparna Kumar, PhD CRNP MPH
Recientemente compartimos una publicación sobre el virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS) Publicación aquí *La gráfica que compartimos hoy fue creada hace unos años por La Nacion (@lanacioncr), una página y periódico de Noticias en Costa Rica. La gráfica no fue creada por Querida Pandemia. Puede haber algunas inconsistencias en esta gráfica, las cuales hemos aclarado previamente. …
Nerdy Girl Live Q&A on Mon, 11/21: Triple Threat Thanksgiving & Science Denial
Families/Kids Socializing Staying Safe Uncertainty and Misinformation
Chana Davis, PhD, Contributing Writer
Monday, 11/21/22, at 1:30 pm EST/10:30 am PST Join Those Nerdy Girls for timely advice on staying well during a “triple threat” holiday season and practical insights into science denial – why it happens and how to navigate tricky conversations. Hosted by Those Nerdy Girls with: Sara Gorman, PhD, MPH: Co-Founder of Critica, Author of …
How do I know if we have RSV, the flu, or COVID-19?
Families/Kids Infectious Diseases
Malia Jones, PhD MPH
The short answer is: process of elimination. First, rule out COVID-19 with a home test (with nose+throat swab technique! See link below). If that’s negative, assess your symptoms. If your first symptoms are drippy nose/sneezing, it’s more likely RSV. If your symptoms start out with a sudden high fever and body aches, it’s more likely …
¿Sigue siendo importante que mis hijos reciban la vacuna COVID-19?
Families/Kids Posts en Español Vaccines
Tita Smyth Escobedo, PM-IT
¡Por supuesto que sí! Para niños hasta los 6 meses, nunca es demasiado tarde para darlea el regalo de la protección contra una enfermedad infecciosa que ha matado a más de 1400 niños en los EE. UU. y ha hospitalizado a muchos más. Nuevos datos del mundo real muestran que la vacuna COVID-19 protege contra …
Nerdy Girl Joanna here. As we approach the 4th year of the COVID pandemic, Those Nerdy Girls want to acknowledge those families who continue to struggle with how to keep their high-risk kids safe from COVID. Mine is one of those families. Thankfully, my teenage son has not yet been infected with COVID. I am …
¡Auxilio! Hay escasez de medicamentos para la fiebre. ¿Cómo cuido a mi hijo si tiene fiebre?
Families/Kids Posts en Español TreatmentsAparna Kumar, PhD CRNP MPH
TL:DR: La fiebre suele ser una señal de que el cuerpo está luchando contra una infección o enfermedad. Es una de las formas en que nuestro sistema inmunológico responde a la infección. Los medicamentos para aminorar la fiebre y el dolor, como el paracetamol y el ibuprofeno, son una opción para los niños que se …
Where can I get my kid who is <5 years old a COVID-19 vaccine?
Families/Kids Vaccines
Amanda Simanek, PhD MPH
A: Your child’s clinician, health departments, pharmacies, and grocery stores are all possible options-but the ages <5 each site serves varies. TL; DR: Check with the person your child normally sees for medical care first. If they are not offering COVID-19 vaccines for kids <5, your local health department, pharmacy, or grocery store may be …
Help! There is a shortage of fever medicines for kids. How do I take care of my child with fever?
Families/Kids Treatments
Sarah Whitley Coles, MD
TL:DR: If your child is older than 6 months, they probably do not need to be treated for fever. Fever reducing medicines can be given if the kiddo is uncomfortable or has had febrile convulsions. But fear not! There are things we can do other than medicines to help our children feel better when they …
Dear Pandemic Live Q&A 11-21-22
Families/Kids Infection and Spread Infectious Diseases Socializing Staying Safe Testing and Contact Tracing Uncertainty and Misinformation Videos
Those Nerdy Girls offer advice on staying well during a “triple threat” holiday season and insights into science denial – why it happens and how to navigate tricky conversations. Hosted by Those Nerdy Girls with: * Sara Gorman, PhD, MPH: Co-Founder of Critica, Author of Denying to the Grave & Contributing Writer at TNG * …
Los signos y síntomas, la prevención, y que hacer si un niño tiene el virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS):
Families/Kids Infectious Diseases Posts en Español
Aparna Kumar, PhD CRNP MPH
Recientemente compartimos una publicación sobre el virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS) Publicación aquí *La gráfica que compartimos hoy fue creada hace unos años por La Nacion (@lanacioncr), una página y periódico de Noticias en Costa Rica. La gráfica no fue creada por Querida Pandemia. Puede haber algunas inconsistencias en esta gráfica, las cuales hemos aclarado previamente. …
Nerdy Girl Live Q&A on Mon, 11/21: Triple Threat Thanksgiving & Science Denial
Families/Kids Socializing Staying Safe Uncertainty and Misinformation
Chana Davis, PhD, Contributing Writer
Monday, 11/21/22, at 1:30 pm EST/10:30 am PST Join Those Nerdy Girls for timely advice on staying well during a “triple threat” holiday season and practical insights into science denial – why it happens and how to navigate tricky conversations. Hosted by Those Nerdy Girls with: Sara Gorman, PhD, MPH: Co-Founder of Critica, Author of …
How do I know if we have RSV, the flu, or COVID-19?
Families/Kids Infectious Diseases
Malia Jones, PhD MPH
The short answer is: process of elimination. First, rule out COVID-19 with a home test (with nose+throat swab technique! See link below). If that’s negative, assess your symptoms. If your first symptoms are drippy nose/sneezing, it’s more likely RSV. If your symptoms start out with a sudden high fever and body aches, it’s more likely …
¿Sigue siendo importante que mis hijos reciban la vacuna COVID-19?
Families/Kids Posts en Español Vaccines
Tita Smyth Escobedo, PM-IT
¡Por supuesto que sí! Para niños hasta los 6 meses, nunca es demasiado tarde para darlea el regalo de la protección contra una enfermedad infecciosa que ha matado a más de 1400 niños en los EE. UU. y ha hospitalizado a muchos más. Nuevos datos del mundo real muestran que la vacuna COVID-19 protege contra …
TL:DR: La fiebre suele ser una señal de que el cuerpo está luchando contra una infección o enfermedad. Es una de las formas en que nuestro sistema inmunológico responde a la infección. Los medicamentos para aminorar la fiebre y el dolor, como el paracetamol y el ibuprofeno, son una opción para los niños que se …
Where can I get my kid who is <5 years old a COVID-19 vaccine?
Families/Kids VaccinesAmanda Simanek, PhD MPH
A: Your child’s clinician, health departments, pharmacies, and grocery stores are all possible options-but the ages <5 each site serves varies. TL; DR: Check with the person your child normally sees for medical care first. If they are not offering COVID-19 vaccines for kids <5, your local health department, pharmacy, or grocery store may be …
Help! There is a shortage of fever medicines for kids. How do I take care of my child with fever?
Families/Kids Treatments
Sarah Whitley Coles, MD
TL:DR: If your child is older than 6 months, they probably do not need to be treated for fever. Fever reducing medicines can be given if the kiddo is uncomfortable or has had febrile convulsions. But fear not! There are things we can do other than medicines to help our children feel better when they …
Dear Pandemic Live Q&A 11-21-22
Families/Kids Infection and Spread Infectious Diseases Socializing Staying Safe Testing and Contact Tracing Uncertainty and Misinformation Videos
Those Nerdy Girls offer advice on staying well during a “triple threat” holiday season and insights into science denial – why it happens and how to navigate tricky conversations. Hosted by Those Nerdy Girls with: * Sara Gorman, PhD, MPH: Co-Founder of Critica, Author of Denying to the Grave & Contributing Writer at TNG * …
Los signos y síntomas, la prevención, y que hacer si un niño tiene el virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS):
Families/Kids Infectious Diseases Posts en Español
Aparna Kumar, PhD CRNP MPH
Recientemente compartimos una publicación sobre el virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS) Publicación aquí *La gráfica que compartimos hoy fue creada hace unos años por La Nacion (@lanacioncr), una página y periódico de Noticias en Costa Rica. La gráfica no fue creada por Querida Pandemia. Puede haber algunas inconsistencias en esta gráfica, las cuales hemos aclarado previamente. …
Nerdy Girl Live Q&A on Mon, 11/21: Triple Threat Thanksgiving & Science Denial
Families/Kids Socializing Staying Safe Uncertainty and Misinformation
Chana Davis, PhD, Contributing Writer
Monday, 11/21/22, at 1:30 pm EST/10:30 am PST Join Those Nerdy Girls for timely advice on staying well during a “triple threat” holiday season and practical insights into science denial – why it happens and how to navigate tricky conversations. Hosted by Those Nerdy Girls with: Sara Gorman, PhD, MPH: Co-Founder of Critica, Author of …
How do I know if we have RSV, the flu, or COVID-19?
Families/Kids Infectious Diseases
Malia Jones, PhD MPH
The short answer is: process of elimination. First, rule out COVID-19 with a home test (with nose+throat swab technique! See link below). If that’s negative, assess your symptoms. If your first symptoms are drippy nose/sneezing, it’s more likely RSV. If your symptoms start out with a sudden high fever and body aches, it’s more likely …
¿Sigue siendo importante que mis hijos reciban la vacuna COVID-19?
Families/Kids Posts en Español Vaccines
Tita Smyth Escobedo, PM-IT
¡Por supuesto que sí! Para niños hasta los 6 meses, nunca es demasiado tarde para darlea el regalo de la protección contra una enfermedad infecciosa que ha matado a más de 1400 niños en los EE. UU. y ha hospitalizado a muchos más. Nuevos datos del mundo real muestran que la vacuna COVID-19 protege contra …
A: Your child’s clinician, health departments, pharmacies, and grocery stores are all possible options-but the ages <5 each site serves varies. TL; DR: Check with the person your child normally sees for medical care first. If they are not offering COVID-19 vaccines for kids <5, your local health department, pharmacy, or grocery store may be …
Help! There is a shortage of fever medicines for kids. How do I take care of my child with fever?
Families/Kids TreatmentsSarah Whitley Coles, MD
TL:DR: If your child is older than 6 months, they probably do not need to be treated for fever. Fever reducing medicines can be given if the kiddo is uncomfortable or has had febrile convulsions. But fear not! There are things we can do other than medicines to help our children feel better when they …
Dear Pandemic Live Q&A 11-21-22
Families/Kids Infection and Spread Infectious Diseases Socializing Staying Safe Testing and Contact Tracing Uncertainty and Misinformation Videos
Those Nerdy Girls offer advice on staying well during a “triple threat” holiday season and insights into science denial – why it happens and how to navigate tricky conversations. Hosted by Those Nerdy Girls with: * Sara Gorman, PhD, MPH: Co-Founder of Critica, Author of Denying to the Grave & Contributing Writer at TNG * …
Los signos y síntomas, la prevención, y que hacer si un niño tiene el virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS):
Families/Kids Infectious Diseases Posts en Español
Aparna Kumar, PhD CRNP MPH
Recientemente compartimos una publicación sobre el virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS) Publicación aquí *La gráfica que compartimos hoy fue creada hace unos años por La Nacion (@lanacioncr), una página y periódico de Noticias en Costa Rica. La gráfica no fue creada por Querida Pandemia. Puede haber algunas inconsistencias en esta gráfica, las cuales hemos aclarado previamente. …
Nerdy Girl Live Q&A on Mon, 11/21: Triple Threat Thanksgiving & Science Denial
Families/Kids Socializing Staying Safe Uncertainty and Misinformation
Chana Davis, PhD, Contributing Writer
Monday, 11/21/22, at 1:30 pm EST/10:30 am PST Join Those Nerdy Girls for timely advice on staying well during a “triple threat” holiday season and practical insights into science denial – why it happens and how to navigate tricky conversations. Hosted by Those Nerdy Girls with: Sara Gorman, PhD, MPH: Co-Founder of Critica, Author of …
How do I know if we have RSV, the flu, or COVID-19?
Families/Kids Infectious Diseases
Malia Jones, PhD MPH
The short answer is: process of elimination. First, rule out COVID-19 with a home test (with nose+throat swab technique! See link below). If that’s negative, assess your symptoms. If your first symptoms are drippy nose/sneezing, it’s more likely RSV. If your symptoms start out with a sudden high fever and body aches, it’s more likely …
¿Sigue siendo importante que mis hijos reciban la vacuna COVID-19?
Families/Kids Posts en Español Vaccines
Tita Smyth Escobedo, PM-IT
¡Por supuesto que sí! Para niños hasta los 6 meses, nunca es demasiado tarde para darlea el regalo de la protección contra una enfermedad infecciosa que ha matado a más de 1400 niños en los EE. UU. y ha hospitalizado a muchos más. Nuevos datos del mundo real muestran que la vacuna COVID-19 protege contra …
TL:DR: If your child is older than 6 months, they probably do not need to be treated for fever. Fever reducing medicines can be given if the kiddo is uncomfortable or has had febrile convulsions. But fear not! There are things we can do other than medicines to help our children feel better when they …
Dear Pandemic Live Q&A 11-21-22
Families/Kids Infection and Spread Infectious Diseases Socializing Staying Safe Testing and Contact Tracing Uncertainty and Misinformation Videos
Those Nerdy Girls offer advice on staying well during a “triple threat” holiday season and insights into science denial – why it happens and how to navigate tricky conversations. Hosted by Those Nerdy Girls with: * Sara Gorman, PhD, MPH: Co-Founder of Critica, Author of Denying to the Grave & Contributing Writer at TNG * …
Los signos y síntomas, la prevención, y que hacer si un niño tiene el virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS):
Families/Kids Infectious Diseases Posts en EspañolAparna Kumar, PhD CRNP MPH
Recientemente compartimos una publicación sobre el virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS) Publicación aquí *La gráfica que compartimos hoy fue creada hace unos años por La Nacion (@lanacioncr), una página y periódico de Noticias en Costa Rica. La gráfica no fue creada por Querida Pandemia. Puede haber algunas inconsistencias en esta gráfica, las cuales hemos aclarado previamente. …
Nerdy Girl Live Q&A on Mon, 11/21: Triple Threat Thanksgiving & Science Denial
Families/Kids Socializing Staying Safe Uncertainty and Misinformation
Chana Davis, PhD, Contributing Writer
Monday, 11/21/22, at 1:30 pm EST/10:30 am PST Join Those Nerdy Girls for timely advice on staying well during a “triple threat” holiday season and practical insights into science denial – why it happens and how to navigate tricky conversations. Hosted by Those Nerdy Girls with: Sara Gorman, PhD, MPH: Co-Founder of Critica, Author of …
How do I know if we have RSV, the flu, or COVID-19?
Families/Kids Infectious Diseases
Malia Jones, PhD MPH
The short answer is: process of elimination. First, rule out COVID-19 with a home test (with nose+throat swab technique! See link below). If that’s negative, assess your symptoms. If your first symptoms are drippy nose/sneezing, it’s more likely RSV. If your symptoms start out with a sudden high fever and body aches, it’s more likely …
¿Sigue siendo importante que mis hijos reciban la vacuna COVID-19?
Families/Kids Posts en Español Vaccines
Tita Smyth Escobedo, PM-IT
¡Por supuesto que sí! Para niños hasta los 6 meses, nunca es demasiado tarde para darlea el regalo de la protección contra una enfermedad infecciosa que ha matado a más de 1400 niños en los EE. UU. y ha hospitalizado a muchos más. Nuevos datos del mundo real muestran que la vacuna COVID-19 protege contra …
Recientemente compartimos una publicación sobre el virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS) Publicación aquí *La gráfica que compartimos hoy fue creada hace unos años por La Nacion (@lanacioncr), una página y periódico de Noticias en Costa Rica. La gráfica no fue creada por Querida Pandemia. Puede haber algunas inconsistencias en esta gráfica, las cuales hemos aclarado previamente. …
Nerdy Girl Live Q&A on Mon, 11/21: Triple Threat Thanksgiving & Science Denial
Families/Kids Socializing Staying Safe Uncertainty and MisinformationChana Davis, PhD, Contributing Writer
Monday, 11/21/22, at 1:30 pm EST/10:30 am PST Join Those Nerdy Girls for timely advice on staying well during a “triple threat” holiday season and practical insights into science denial – why it happens and how to navigate tricky conversations. Hosted by Those Nerdy Girls with: Sara Gorman, PhD, MPH: Co-Founder of Critica, Author of …
How do I know if we have RSV, the flu, or COVID-19?
Families/Kids Infectious Diseases
Malia Jones, PhD MPH
The short answer is: process of elimination. First, rule out COVID-19 with a home test (with nose+throat swab technique! See link below). If that’s negative, assess your symptoms. If your first symptoms are drippy nose/sneezing, it’s more likely RSV. If your symptoms start out with a sudden high fever and body aches, it’s more likely …
¿Sigue siendo importante que mis hijos reciban la vacuna COVID-19?
Families/Kids Posts en Español Vaccines
Tita Smyth Escobedo, PM-IT
¡Por supuesto que sí! Para niños hasta los 6 meses, nunca es demasiado tarde para darlea el regalo de la protección contra una enfermedad infecciosa que ha matado a más de 1400 niños en los EE. UU. y ha hospitalizado a muchos más. Nuevos datos del mundo real muestran que la vacuna COVID-19 protege contra …
Monday, 11/21/22, at 1:30 pm EST/10:30 am PST Join Those Nerdy Girls for timely advice on staying well during a “triple threat” holiday season and practical insights into science denial – why it happens and how to navigate tricky conversations. Hosted by Those Nerdy Girls with: Sara Gorman, PhD, MPH: Co-Founder of Critica, Author of …
How do I know if we have RSV, the flu, or COVID-19?
Families/Kids Infectious DiseasesMalia Jones, PhD MPH
The short answer is: process of elimination. First, rule out COVID-19 with a home test (with nose+throat swab technique! See link below). If that’s negative, assess your symptoms. If your first symptoms are drippy nose/sneezing, it’s more likely RSV. If your symptoms start out with a sudden high fever and body aches, it’s more likely …
¿Sigue siendo importante que mis hijos reciban la vacuna COVID-19?
Families/Kids Posts en Español Vaccines
Tita Smyth Escobedo, PM-IT
¡Por supuesto que sí! Para niños hasta los 6 meses, nunca es demasiado tarde para darlea el regalo de la protección contra una enfermedad infecciosa que ha matado a más de 1400 niños en los EE. UU. y ha hospitalizado a muchos más. Nuevos datos del mundo real muestran que la vacuna COVID-19 protege contra …
The short answer is: process of elimination. First, rule out COVID-19 with a home test (with nose+throat swab technique! See link below). If that’s negative, assess your symptoms. If your first symptoms are drippy nose/sneezing, it’s more likely RSV. If your symptoms start out with a sudden high fever and body aches, it’s more likely …
¿Sigue siendo importante que mis hijos reciban la vacuna COVID-19?
Families/Kids Posts en Español VaccinesTita Smyth Escobedo, PM-IT
¡Por supuesto que sí! Para niños hasta los 6 meses, nunca es demasiado tarde para darlea el regalo de la protección contra una enfermedad infecciosa que ha matado a más de 1400 niños en los EE. UU. y ha hospitalizado a muchos más. Nuevos datos del mundo real muestran que la vacuna COVID-19 protege contra …
¡Por supuesto que sí! Para niños hasta los 6 meses, nunca es demasiado tarde para darlea el regalo de la protección contra una enfermedad infecciosa que ha matado a más de 1400 niños en los EE. UU. y ha hospitalizado a muchos más. Nuevos datos del mundo real muestran que la vacuna COVID-19 protege contra …
