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Myocarditis is an "inflammation of the heart muscle that decreases the ability of the heart to pump blood normally," according to Harvard Health. Medical experts say the condition is usually caused by viral infections but can also be the body’s reaction to a drug. "We've not seen reports of that locally here," Arwady said. "We have asked doctors just to be on the lookout if we were to see it, but this is not like when the [Johnson & Johnson vaccine] was paused. This is sort of, you know, more of just be aware in case we were to see anything, but I don't have any concerns about it based on w...

The majority of cases have largely been reported after the second dose, typically within four days after vaccination. The panel notes that "most cases appear to be mild, and follow-up of cases is ongoing," but it did not offer details on how many cases have so far been reported. "Within CDC safety monitoring systems, rates of myocarditis reports in the window following COVID-19 vaccination have not differed from expected baseline rates," the panel stated. "However, VaST members felt that information about reports of myocarditis should be communicated to providers." Myocarditis is an "infla...

With a trial for the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine set to begin in the Bay Area this month, we talked to some of the first people in the U.S. who've tried a vaccine. One volunteer in Seattle said she's felt "fantastic" since being injected in March. A year after his first two shots, Browning enrolled in another Moderna trial and is now recovering from a third Moderna vaccine injection that he got Tuesday. Kate Larsen: "How are you feeling today?" Neal Browning: "Not great earlier this morning, but I'm actually doing pretty good right now.... This morning I couldn't lift my arm, but now I have ...

March 5, 2021 For some workers, side effects could mean losing a day of pay or a day of leave. SHOW TRANSCRIPT Potential side effects from the COVID-19 vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer have been widely reported.  "On the second dose, I thought I was fine. I got up early in the morning, went to work and then midday I realized, 'Yeah, it might I might need to slow down a bit,'" said Vice President Kamala Harris.  Now it looks like fear of those side effects may be driving vaccine hesitancy, but not in the way you may think. "People are worried that they may have to miss work if they get a va...