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Vaccines are safe, and researchers continually work to make sure they become even safer. Most side effects from vaccinations are minor, such as soreness where the injection was given or a low-grade fever. If you have concerns or questions, talk to your child's healthcare provider.
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Vaccines are safe, and researchers continually work to make sure they become even safer. Most side effects from vaccination are minor, such as soreness where the injection was given or a low-grade fever. If you have concerns or questions, talk to your child's healthcare provider.
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Most vaccines cause only minor side effects, such as soreness where the shot was given or a slight fever. These side effects do not last long and are treatable. Serious reactions are very rare. Remember, if your child gets one of these dangerous childhood diseases, the risks of the disease are far greater than the risk of a serious vaccine reaction. If you have concerns, talk to your doctor or nurse.
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