Social Media: Graphic Shows the Difference Between Symptoms of Vaccination vs. Infection
Social Media: Graphic Shows the Difference Between Symptoms of Vaccination vs. Infection
Date posted:
March 10, 2022
Last reviewed:
February 09, 2023
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Graphic for social media from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention depicts the difference between vaccine symptoms that can occur after COVID-19 vaccination and symptoms that occur after COVID-19 infection. The objective is to show how much safer the COVID-19 vaccine is than getting COVID-19.
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