Todd Brown

Should I be worried about an allergic reaction to the COVID-19 vaccine?

“A very small population of individuals will have allergic reactions to the vaccine,” says Todd Brown, a registered pharmacist and clinical instructor in Northeastern’s department of pharmacy and health systems sciences. “Unless you’ve had an allergic response to vaccines in the past, you shouldn’t be worried about this with the COVID-19 vaccine.”
- by Emily Arntsen December 15, 2020
No, the vaccine will not give you COVID-19.

The COVID-19 vaccine will not give you the disease, and if you do experience side effects, rest assured that not only are these not symptoms of COVID-19, but they’re actually signs that the vaccine is doing its job, says Todd Brown, a registered pharmacist and clinical instructor in the department of pharmacy and health systems sciences at Northeastern.
- by Emily Arntsen December 2, 2020

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