Browsing by Subject "COVID-19 (Disease)--Vaccination"
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A message from the special assistant to the chancellor for public health
(South Carolina State Library, 2021-09-03)This letter discusses safety measures concerning COVID-19 at USC Upstate. -
Back to school : the COVID-19 vaccine
(South Carolina State Library, 2021-07)Ensure your eligible children get vaccinated before the start of the new school year. Full vaccination takes up to 5 weeks. The most important box to check right now is getting your eligible children vaccinated. Make ... -
COVID-19 vaccine : ID and costs
(South Carolina State Library, 2021-03-23)This paper answers these questions in English and Spanish: Do I need to prove that I'm eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine?, Why is a vaccine provider asking for a health insurance card?, How much will it cost me to get a ... -
COVID-19 vaccine FAQS about pregnancy and fertility
(South Carolina State Library, 2021-06-15)This sheet, printed in Spanish and English, answers questions pertaining to COVID-19 vaccines and pregnancy. -
COVID-19 vaccine flow in SC
(South Carolina State Library, 2021-03-04)This graphic shows the progression of the vaccine from the federal government to the state and the steps along the way from providers to vaccine recipients. -
Don't wait until it's too late : vaccination is the best way to protect you, your family and your community
(South Carolina State Library, 2021-07-29)If you have not gotten your COVID-19 vaccine consider this: The Delta version of the virus grew from less than 1% of cases in May to more than 80% in July. Delta spreads about twice as easily as past strains of the virus ... -
Frequently asked questions about the COVID-19 vaccines for immigrants
(South Carolina State Library, 2021-03-26)Here are answers to commonly asked questions about COVID-19 vaccinations with regard to immigrants. -
Janssen vaccine information
(South Carolina State Library, 2021-03-15)This paper, printed in English and Spanish, tells you what you need to know about the Janssen vaccine. -
No espere hasta que sea demasiado tarde : las vacunas son la mejor manera de protegerse a usted, a su familia y a su comunidad
(South Carolina State Library, 2021-08-03)If you have not gotten your COVID-19 vaccine consider this: The Delta version of the virus grew from less than 1% of cases in May to more than 80% in July. Delta spreads about twice as easily as past strains of the virus ... -
Preguntas frecuentes sobre la vacuna contra la COVID-19
(South Carolina State Library, 2021-02-19)Currently, there is limited information about the COVID-19 vaccine. South Carolina, like other states, is awaiting a time frame and further reports from the federal government about progress with vaccine development. The ... -
Regreso a la escuela
(South Carolina State Library, 2021-07-12)This poster, printed in Spanish, urges you to get the COVID-19 vaccine before returning to school. -
Situation report no. 47, date, July 20, 2021 event Covid-19 pandemic
(2021-07-20)This report concerns the COVID-19 vaccine update, -
Situational report date no. 44 date March 10, 2021 event Covid-19 pandemic
(2021-03-10)This briefing gives the Department of Disabilities and Special Needs' preparedness efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic and other emergency situations. -
The benefits of being vaccinated
(South Carolina State Library, 2021-05-19)Once you’ve been fully vaccinated: You can get back to activities that you did before the pandemic ; You won’t likely need to wear a mask or stay 6 feet apart, except where required by federal, state, local, tribal, or ... -
Vaccination to prevent COVID-19 outbreaks with current and emergent variants - United States, 2021
(South Carolina State Library, 2021-07-28)The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is issuing this Health Alert Network Health Advisory to notify public health practitioners and clinicians about the urgent need to increase COVID-19 vaccination coverage ... -
What should I do after I am fully vaccinated?
(South Carolina State Library, 2021-03-11)When out in public, you should continue to: wear your face mask, stay 6 feet away from others, avoid unsafe gatherings. Stopping this pandemic requires using all the tools available to help reduce your chance of being ...
