Covid Vaccine

Still need to get vaccinated or boosted against COVID-19? A drive-thru clinic opening this weekend in Atlantic County has a couple sweet incentives for you!

My daughter got her first vaccine this past Friday. I believe it was one of the first days it was available to the 11 year olds. She just missed the cutoff with the first round. I wanted to let you know how it went in case you are about to do the same with your little one.

Experts warn of a "twin-demic" of flu and COVID this season. It is even possible to contract both at the same time. Protect yourself by getting vaccinated for COVID and the flu.

I know there are lots of people out there with compromised immune systems that have been waiting for the protection of a third COVID shot. My daughter's boyfriend is one of them, not being able to see her in over a year. Today is decision making day about that and a lot of people are waiting for the big answer. Here is what we know so far:

As the fall school semester rapidly approaches, higher education institutions are doing what they feel will best ensure the safety of their students, including mandating they be vaccinated against COVID-19.

Phillies have teamed up with Penn Medicine to administer COVID-19 shot at Citizens Bank Park and give fans free tickets and more.

Getting an appointment for the COVID-19 vaccine has been a real challenge for seniors citizens across the country.

I've been fortunate enough to have received both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. Here's how I'm feeling about it.

They also want to help get rid of any misinformation about the vaccine.

A new call center, meant to help New Jersey residents without a computer register to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, launched Monday and was immediately flooded with calls.

AtlantiCare Epidemiologist Manish Trivedi, MD discusses getting the vaccine, how it actually works in our body, and when we will all be able to get it on Living Well With Robin Stoloff- The Podcast

Front line workers across the nation are beginning to receive a vaccine for COVID-19, including 975 employees of Cooper University Hospital in Camden.