10/30/2023
Espresso Your Support for Vaccination with a shot of confidence for Community Immunity!
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Educate. Advocate. Vaccinate. Vaccine literacy and education. Together, we can protect the Rochester, NY community through immunity.
10/30/2023
10/19/2023
Royalty understands the power of a strong defense. Vaccines are the knights in shining armor guarding our health. ⚔️👑💉
10/19/2023
In the kingdom of immunity, vaccines reign supreme. Roll up your sleeves and embrace your royal protection! 👑💉
07/23/2022
Together we can!
01/06/2022
Routine vaccinations protect against 14 diseases. Vaccines give you the
12/10/2021
💉National Influenza Vaccination Week is here! If you haven’t received a shot yet, there’s still time. People with certain chronic conditions are more likely to develop serious flu complications. Protect yourself and your loved ones by getting a flu shot.
12/10/2021
💉Vaccines help protect pregnant🤰🏽people and babies 👶 against serious disease caused by microbes🦠 . You have the . Let’s unite and build
Episode #5: 🤓Learn about the benefits of vaccination in pregnant people and the protection given to babies.
Pregnant people may safely receive inactivated vaccines (Tdap and flu), mRNA (Moderna and Pfizer), and viral vector vaccines (J&J). Live virus vaccines are not ❌ recommended during pregnancy.
👍🏼Get and spread vaccine knowledge 🧠 by sharing this video to your stories.
🙏🏽Thanks to Eddie Miljkovic, Operation Immunization Chair of .asp.wsop, and Associate Professor Dr. Ramil Sapinoro from for collaborating on this project!
12/09/2021
Don’t worry, be happy😊that you are vaccinated💉and protected against COVID-19 🦠. Soreness at the site of injection💪🏽, fatigue🥱, headache🤕, and mild fever🤒 doesn’t ❌ mean you are sick. They signal that your immune system is responding to the vaccine and building up protection 📈 against the coronavirus. You have the . Let’s unite and build
Episode #4: 🤓Learn about what to expect after getting a vaccine, and if an allergy really does prevent you from getting vaccinated. It’s totally normal to experience side effects 😕 from COVID-19 vaccines. Remember🧐, immune responses are different for everyone, and not have any side effects doesn’t mean you are not getting the same robust protection once you’re fully vaccinated!
🌎For the vast majority of people already vaccinated in the U.S. for COVID-19, the side effects, if any, have been mild. Serious or persistent side effects associated with the approved or authorized vaccines are extremely rare.
👍🏼The CDC says people with allergies to certain foods🥜, insects 🐝, latex and other common allergens🌳can safely receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
🛑Those with a history of severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) to injectables or other vaccines should discuss the vaccination with their doctor, who can evaluate and assess their risk.
Get and spread vaccine knowledge by sharing this video to your stories.
🙏🏽Thanks to Eddie Miljkovic, Operation Immunization Chair of .asp.wsop, and Associate Professor Dr. Ramil Sapinoro from for collaborating on this project!
12/08/2021
🦠 by getting vaccinated 💉. Every year, flu vaccination prevents illnesses, medical visits, hospitalizations, and deaths.
Flu viruses are constantly changing, so flu vaccines may be updated from one season to the next to protect you and your family.
Flu vaccines have a good safety record. Hundreds of millions of Americans have safely received flu vaccine over the past 50 years.
National Influenza Vaccination Week is an annual observance in December to remind everyone 6 months and older that there’s still time to get vaccinated against flu. Vaccination is particularly important for people who are at higher risk of developing serious flu complications, including people with certain chronic conditions such as asthma, diabetes, and heart disease. In fact, in past flu seasons, 9 out of 10 adults hospitalized for flu had at least one underlying medical condition.
Contact your nearest 🧑🏽⚕️community pharmacy👨🏻⚕️to schedule your appointment today!
12/08/2021
It's a Bird🦅 , It's a Plane✈️ , It's Hybrid Immunity🦸🏼♂️ You have the . Let’s unite and build 💉
Episode #3: 🤓Learn about how being vaccinated even after you have been infected with 🦠 COVID-19 can provide you strong 💪🏼 antibody-fighting 👊🏼molecules against the virus. Get and spread vaccine knowledge by sharing this video to your stories.
🙏🏽Thanks to Eddie Miljkovic, Operation Immunization Chair of .asp.wsop, and Associate Professor Dr. Ramil Sapinoro from for collaborating on this project!
12/07/2021
Take action to prevent flu!🦠 Everyone 6 months & older 👨👦👦🤰🏽👵🏼 should receive a yearly flu vaccine. The best way to reduce your risk from seasonal flu and its potentially serious complications is to get vaccinated every year.💉🗓
National Influenza Vaccination Week is an annual observance in December to remind everyone 6 months and older that there’s still time to get vaccinated against flu. Vaccination is particularly important for people who are at higher risk of developing serious flu complications, including people with certain chronic conditions such as asthma, diabetes, and heart disease. In fact, in past flu seasons, 9 out of 10 adults hospitalized for flu had at least one underlying medical condition.
Contact your nearest 🧑🏽⚕️community pharmacy👨🏻⚕️to schedule your appointment today!
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