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Should vaccinated individuals get tested for coronavirus if they are experiencing COVID symptoms?

Should vaccinated individuals get tested for coronavirus if they are experiencing COVID symptoms? Yes, according to Chicago experts.

Should vaccinated individuals get tested for coronavirus if they are experiencing COVID symptoms?

Can you see people? Should you still wear a mask? What about social distancing?

With new variants of the coronavirus emerging across the U.S. and many in Illinois still awaiting their chance to receive the vaccine, some are wondering if there’s a risk of contracting COVID twice.

You’ve received both shots of your COVID vaccine, or one dose of the Johnson & Johnson single-shot vaccination, so now what?

You’ve received both shots of your COVID vaccine, or one dose of the Johnson & Johnson single-shot vaccination, so now what?

Chicago’s top doctor said she was “excited” to hear about the updated guidelines for vaccinated people released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention this week, but there are some things that still won’t change.

After receiving the coronavirus vaccine, when is it safe to expand your social circles or see loved ones?

The CDC has released new guidelines for individuals who have been vaccinated against coronavirus, and it’s great news for those hoping for a return to a more normal way of life. NBC 5’s Regina Waldroup has the story.

The CDC has released long-awaited guidance for individuals who have been fully vaccinated against the coronavirus, as NBC 5’s Rob Stafford explains.

Should you wait to receive the coronavirus vaccine if new variants continue to arise? Chicago’s top doctor weighs in.

Chicago’s top doctor said she’s less worried about the current variants being monitored in the U.S., because she has a bigger concern she’s monitoring.

After receiving the coronavirus vaccine, when is it safe to expand your social circles or see loved ones?

With the coronavirus pandemic continuing into its second year, the question was asked this evening: can you get the virus twice? Our experts weighed in.

As part of NBC 5’s “Vaccinated State” panel to answer viewer questions about the coronavirus vaccine in Illinois, Ngozi Ezike, Director of the Illinois Department of Public Health, responded to a question about how soon family members may safely visit each other again.

As part of NBC 5’s “Vaccinated State” panel to answer viewer questions about the coronavirus vaccine in Illinois, Dr. Marina Del Rios, an emergency medicine specialist at the University of Illinois at Chicago Hospital, responded to a question about whether one vaccine is better to receive than the other.

With new variants of the coronavirus emerging across the U.S. and many in Illinois still awaiting their chance to receive the vaccine, some are wondering if there’s a risk of contracting COVID twice.