Dr. Ernst von Schwarz Answers COVID-19 Vaccine Questions

Beverly Hills CA

23 December, 2020

1:52 PM

Description

News of emergency use approval by the FDA for two COVID -19 vaccines is creating confusion as people ask when vaccinations will be widely available and whether people will need yearly booster shots. Medical researcher and cardiologist Dr. Ernst von Schwarz answers these questions and more. 1. Should you get vaccinated if you've already been infected by the virus? 2. How long does it take to develop immunity after receiving the vaccine? 3. Can your employer force you to be vaccinated? 4. Will people be required to carry a card proving that they have been vaccinated? 5. How can you learn when the COVID-19 vaccines will be available for your area, age group and personal criteria? 6. Will COVID 19 vaccines require a yearly or seasonal booster shot to maintain efficacy? 7. What is the difference between the new Pfizer and Moderna vaccines? Is one more effective than the other? “The new Pfizer and Moderna coronavirus vaccines will each require two doses administered roughly 3 to 4 weeks apart. Recipients must receive both doses from the same manufacturer. The vaccines will not be interchangeable,” says Dr. Von Schwarz. Website: www.drvonschwarz.com Blog: www.medicalspotlightbydrvonsch...