Prognosis
Vaccines’ Side Effects Risk Sidelining Health Workers While Cases Surge
- Some plan staggered staffing; others end-of-shift shots
- Fevers, chills, headaches and joint pain in some participants
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Covid-19 vaccine side-effects that range from fevers and chills to headaches and joint pain could keep some doctors and nurses from working amid a nationwide surge in hospitalizations.