Dr. Susan Bleasdale answers questions from students across the University of Illinois System about COVID-19 vaccines.
Dr. Bleasdale is the chief quality officer for the University of Illinois Hospital & Health Sciences System. She is an infectious disease specialist, an associate professor of clinical medicine in the College of Medicine at the University of Illinois Chicago and a leader in her field.
QUESTION QUICK LINKS:
0:00 Introduction
0:51 Why should I get vaccinated and what are the benefits?
3:02 Is it safe to get the vaccine?
6:44 What does full approval for a vaccine mean and is it being rushed?
9:35 What are the impacts of the vaccine on reproductive health?
11:18 How effective is the vaccine?
13:05 Should I get the vaccine if there’s a chance I can still get COVID?
14:38 How does the vaccine work?
15:49 Long term effects of COVID.
18:10 Will the vaccine give me COVID-19?
19:58 Should I get the vaccine if I've already had COVID-19?
21:33 Can I be allergic to the vaccine? Are there side effects?
26:07 Will I still need to be tested for COVID if I have COVID symptoms and I’ve been vaccinated?
28:09 Can I travel or be in large groups after getting vaccinated?
30:29 Should I take medication to prevent fever or symptoms from getting the vaccine?
31:54 Flu shot at the same time I get the COVID-19 vaccine?
33:27 Missing my second dose.
35:09 Cost of the vaccine
36:51 Best ways to keep myself and others safe?
38:10 I am vaccinated do I still need to wear a mask?
39:41 Will I need a booster? How long does the vaccine last in your system?
42:03 Who is at risk for getting severe COVID-19? Delta?
45:06 healthy behaviors we can adopt in our daily routines to protect us from COVID?"
47:49 where can I find resources to help them understand how important the vaccine is?
COVID-19 RESOURCES:
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