Marlene Millen, MD, primary care physician and chief medical information officer at UC San Diego Health, answers questions about vaccine boosters for COVID-19.

0:10 Why should I get the COVID-19 vaccine?
0:29 How do COVID-19 vaccines work?
0:46 Can you get COVID-19 from the vaccine?
0:54 How effective are the current vaccines against the variants of the virus?
1:09 Can I get COVID-19 if I'm fully vaccinated?
1:24 What does a breakthrough case mean?
1:35 How long will the COVID-19 vaccine protect me?
1:55 What is the difference between a third dose and a booster?
2:17 Who should get the COVID-19 additional dose?
2:34 Where can I get an additional dose or a booster?
2:45 Will I need to get a booster shot every year?
2:59 Where can I get my booster dose?
3:12 Do I need to get the same vaccine type that I originally received?
3:40 Are there side effects for the booster dose?
3:50 Can I get the vaccine if I already had COVID-19?
4:00 Can I get the COVID-19 vaccine and flu shot on the same day?
4:08 Can the COVID-19 vaccine cause infertility?
(More information: CDC and medical professionals recommend COVID-19 vaccination for people who want to have children [ Ссылка ])
4:29 Should pregnant women get the vaccine?

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