Vaccinations

Many tragic stories result from the coronavirus pandemic. One of the more recent ones concerns an Alabama man who died of a heart attack this month after being turned away from 43 hospitals in three different states. There was no

Our primary care doctors in Delray Beach will continue to strongly recommend that all of our patients be vaccinated against the coronavirus. In addition, this upcoming flu season threatens to be more severe because our immunity has waned over the last

If you’re already fully vaccinated against COVID-19, our primary care doctors in Delray Beach want to congratulate you for helping in the war against the coronavirus. And now that the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine has been fully authorized by the U.S. Food and

As the COVID-19 Delta variant continues to spread like wildfire, our primary care doctors in Delray Beach are getting more questions from our patients about the various vaccines. In addition, we’re still hearing a great deal of vaccine misinformation and

“If I see the needle, I will hyperventilate,” Armand Dávila, a 49-year-old digital marketing strategist, told The Washington Post recently. “If I hear the person coming with the needle, I will hyperventilate. Literally, just looking at a needle makes my

Our Delray Beach primary care doctors continue to receive COVID-19 vaccine questions, so we want to bring you up to date on what we know. Q: I’m concerned about the side effects of the vaccine. What can I expect? A: Not everyone

Our primary care doctors in Delray Beach have received a number of questions about the safety and efficacy of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, so we thought we’d answer them here. Background The Johnson & Johnson vaccine was approved for use in

Late last month, Florida became the third state (after California and Texas) to surpass two million coronavirus cases, representing 9.3% of the state’s population. When it comes to variants of the COVID-19 virus, however, Florida leads the nation in the