{"content":[{"text":"Q: I’ve heard younger people are not at risk for severe disease from COVID-19, so why should \n I get vaccinated? \n A: While you may be low-risk for severe disease from COVID-19, young people are still getting severe \n disease and can even die. Many young people have long-term problems from COVID-19 like lung, \n heart and nerve problems and there could be other effects that become apparent in the future. Also, \n once you’re fully vaccinated you don’t have to quarantine after a COVID-19 exposure unless you \n develop symptoms.","bbox":{"left":0.058824,"top":0.239739,"width":0.882346,"height":0.126018}},{"text":"Q: How do I get a vaccine? \n A: Visit WorthAShot.org for details on Pfizer sites available in Allen County and to schedule an \n appointment. Details on vaccine site locations, hours and walk-in appointment availability will be \n updated on that site regularly. You can also visit OurShot.IN.Gov or call 211 for information on all \n available vaccination sites in Indiana.","bbox":{"left":0.058824,"top":0.385193,"width":0.848642,"height":0.08965500000000004}},{"text":"Q: Can I get COVID-19 from the vaccine? \n A: No. The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine approved for 12+ does not contain live COVID-19 virus and \n cannot make you sick with COVID-19.","bbox":{"left":0.058824,"top":0.494284,"width":0.830614,"height":0.05329100000000003}},{"text":"Q: Can I still get COVID-19 if I’m vaccinated? \n A: While the vaccines are extremely effective, they are not 100% and a small number of people \n who are fully vaccinated may still get COVID-19 if exposed to the virus. These are called vaccine \n breakthrough cases and can occur with any vaccine-preventable disease.","bbox":{"left":0.058824,"top":0.567011,"width":0.837701,"height":0.07147300000000001}},{"text":"Q: Do I need to get the vaccine if I’ve already had COVID-19? \n A: Yes, you should get vaccinated even if you’ve already had COVID-19. Experts do not yet know \n how long natural immunity from the COVID-19 virus lasts. You should get vaccinated as soon as your \n 10-day isolation period is over and symptoms are gone. You should not get vaccinated while you \n are still sick or during your isolation period to avoid exposing others. And you should wait 90 days \n before getting vaccinated if you received monoclonal antibodies or convalescent plasma during your \n infection.","bbox":{"left":0.058824,"top":0.657921,"width":0.876227,"height":0.12601700000000005}},{"text":"Q: Can I choose which vaccine I get? \n A: Currently, only the Pfizer vaccine is approved for children ages 12-17. The Moderna vaccine and \n Johnson & Johnson vaccine are only approved for people age 18 and older at this time.","bbox":{"left":0.058824,"top":0.803375,"width":0.859185,"height":0.05329100000000009}},{"text":"Q: If I am under 18, do I have to have my parent with me to get my shots? \n A: An adult must accompany you to the vaccination sites, where they will be required to show their ID \n and confirm your age. A parent or legal guardian is preferred.","bbox":{"left":0.058824,"top":0.876102,"width":0.87511,"height":0.05329099999999998}},{"text":"1","bbox":{"left":0.494549,"top":0.95186,"width":0.010905000000000054,"height":0.016927000000000025}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.670034,"top":0.04004,"width":0.077291,"height":0.04835},{"left":0.063605,"top":0.01962,"width":0.160823,"height":0.124721}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.670034,"top":0.04004,"width":0.077291,"height":0.04835},{"left":0.063605,"top":0.01962,"width":0.160823,"height":0.124721}]}