COVID-19 and Bell’s Palsy
Five years on from the global crisis that was the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, scientists are still learning about the effects and interactions of coronavirus with...
Posted on July 26, 2021
COVID-19
According to the CDC, 62.2% of adults in Pennsylvania have been vaccinated (37.8% have not). The estimated rate of new cases among unvaccinated Pennsylvanians is significantly higher than the rate for those who are fully vaccinated. In fact, 98% of current COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths occur in unvaccinated people.
Fully vaccinated people may not be required to wear a face mask when visiting hotels, attractions, parks, restaurants, or retail shops.
Businesses and workplaces have the prerogative of requiring masks.
It’s mandatory to wear a mask when taking public transportation.
The rate of new COVID cases among unvaccinated and partially vaccinated Pennsylvanians is far higher than the rate for those who are fully vaccinated. The good news is that those who have been fully or partially vaccinated are more likely to experience milder symptoms or shorter illnesses compared to those who are not vaccinated. They are also less likely to spread the virus to others.
If not experiencing symptoms, no isolation or quarantining is required. Just monitor yourself for symptoms for the following 14 days.
If you do experience symptoms, call your doctor.
Pfizer (mRNA)
Moderna (mRNA)
J&J (carrier/virus vector)
To find COVID vaccine sites near you, you can visit vaccines.gov/search. Just enter your zip code and click “Search for Vaccines.”
Dr. Alan S. Berger is a medical pioneer, published author, lecturer, Board-Certified Otolaryngologist, and noted surgeon. He is also CEO and Founder of Berger Henry ENT Specialty Group, currently in its 40th year of practice.
Specializations include chronic sinusitis relief, deviated nasal septum, snoring/sleep apnea, rhinoplasty, and septorhinoplasty.
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