At University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources, we make recommendations based on science. We are now joining with many organizations to present factual information about the COVID-19 vaccines to help people make informed decisions about being vaccinated.
Below are facts and resources about COVID-19.
Myths and Facts (UC Davis)
Fact Check: Are there microchips in vaccines? No.
Fact Check: Is there a sterility risk? No.
Fact Check: Are there fetal cells in vaccines? No.
Fact Check: Were vaccines developed too fast to be safe? No.
Join these famous people in being vaccinated:
President Joe Biden
Vice President Kamala Harris
Former President George Bush
Former Vice President Mike Pence
Journalist Stephanie Elam
Dr. Anthony Fauci
UN Secretary-General António Guterres
UC President Michael Drake
Celebrity Martha Stewart
More on why vaccination is safe and important:
Sadly, Jan. 21, 2021 was the day when the COVID death toll in the U.S. reached, and then exceeded, the 405,399 Americans who died in World War II. On Feb. 22, deaths in the U.S. due to COVID-19 passed 500,000.
While many are concerned about the vaccines, even back in December, communities were growing in confidence that the vaccine is safe. By December 2020, numbers intending to get the vaccine had already grown to above 60%. (Pew Research December 2020)
Centers for Disease Control: How to Protect Yourself and Others
California Department of Public Health Covid guidance (CDPH)
Make vaccination appointments, check your eligibility, or sign up for alerts at https://myturn.ca.gov/
For more links and resources, see COVID-19 Vaccines
View a video here in which UC President Michael Drake, a medical doctor, speaks on the importance of receiving a COVID-19 vaccination.
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