vaccine

Dr. Addie Spier was this week's guest on What's Up, Doc? to talk about the safety and efficacy of COVID vaccines in children.

Currently, there are eight states in the U.S. that offer "vaccine lotteries" as a way to encourage their citizens to get out and get the COVID-19 shot(s). Illinois wants to be the 9th state to do it.

RPS 205 has provided an update for the 2021/2022 school year that will hopefully answer many of the questions you are asking about COVID-19 protocols going forward.

The cash giveaway starts on May 26th, and Ohio adults who have received at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose may enter a lottery that will provide a $1 million prize each Wednesday for five weeks that follow.

Additional movies are being made to get the vaccine closer to as many Illinois residents as possible. A chance to get your shot at work.

No appointment? No problem! The Winnebago County Health Department is hosting another walk-in COVID-19 vaccine clinic today in Rockford.

Sure, you told people you were getting the COVID-19 vaccination because you wanted to protect yourself and others from the virus, and you want us to get back to normal. Admit it, you did it to get free donuts and stuff.

If you find yourself on the receiving end of an email or text that solicits your participation in a "post-vaccine survey," the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) would like a word with you.

Last week, we told you that Staples and Office Depot are offering free lamination for your COVID-19 vaccination card. Right after that, news began to spread that the phony vaccination card business is booming. There's a connection, and medical professionals are not happy about it.

My first thought upon reading this was that this is a pretty interesting way to get me to buy computer ink and paper while I'm there. But, upon further consideration, I can see where this offer could come in handy.