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What Should You Do if You Experience an Adverse Event?

If you experience an adverse event after vaccination, it's important to seek medical advice. Healthcare providers can offer guidance and report the event to monitoring systems like VAERS. Reporting helps improve vaccine safety and efficacy for everyone.

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