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Collected Item: “Long-term Vaccine Effect Research Project”

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Long-term Vaccine Effect Research Project

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article

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This article is about the Healthcare Worker Exposure Response and Outcomes (HERO) research project. They are trying to understand the long-term effects of the Covid-19 vaccine. The population that they are using is first-responders, who were among the first group to receive the vaccine in most states. The project plans to conduct periodic surveys over a 2 year period. Since this vaccine was produced in record time, and especially the lack of available data to the long term effects, it is an important project. The project also surveys the first responders regarding their mental health during the pandemic. It includes fire fighters, EMS providers, and law enforcement.

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vaccine, research, first responder, long-term, mental health, healthcare, HST580, ASU

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https://www.ems1.com/health-and-wellness/articles/researchers-studying-long-term-safety-of-covid-19-vaccine-for-first-responders-2MHnCqBIJYdJbday/

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Laura French, EMS1

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2021-03-12
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