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Use these resources to find news updates, safety guidelines and other information from Novant Health as well as state and national agencies working to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

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We're here to help you stay healthy

We’re learning more each day about what we can do to protect ourselves and loved ones as the coronavirus pandemic continues to unfold. Find up-to-date information from Novant Health experts that you can use to make decisions about medical care and safety.

Ages 12+ eligible for shot

Children ages 12 to 15 can get Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine. Make an appointment or visit a walk-in center for more convenience.

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Teens and the vaccine

Now that a COVID-19 vaccination is available for children 12 and older, parents are asking additional questions.

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Vaccines without the wait

Schedule your appointment in advance for a vaccination, or visit one of our community vaccine centers for walk-in service.

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COVID-19 twice?

After a coronavirus infection, you will likely have some immunity from COVID-19 but could become sick again within six months.

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COVID-19 and summer camp

Your children can return to camp this year, but guidelines for safety vary by age group because of vaccine eligibility.

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New guidelines on masking

Once you have been fully vaccinated, you can resume some activities that have been prohibited since the pandemic began.

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COVID-19: The facts

Get answers to your questions about COVID-19 headaches and remedies, rules for quarantine, and fertility after your vaccination.

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Is it allergies or coronavirus?

Here are 4 ways you can tell whether your symptoms might be a coronavirus infection rather than the usual seasonal allergies.

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Pandemic blues nag teens

Poll shows 46 percent of parents have seen a new or worsening mental health condition in their teens during the pandemic.

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Wisdom of at-home workouts

Keep up a rigorous fitness regimen when you must forego a visit to the gym. These exercises will give you good results.

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There’s much more to learn about staying safe and healthy during the coronavirus pandemic. Find answers to your questions.

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Public health resources

These organizations are committed to helping you find reliable information and science-based research about the coronavirus, COVID-19 and other public health matters affecting our communities.