What vaccine side effects really mean

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What vaccine side effects really mean By Jamie Ducharme Health Correspondent Doctors often say that the side effects you might get after receiving a vaccine—fever, fatigue, aches, soreness—are actually positive signs that your immune system is responding well. But wait: Does that mean your immune system isn't working if you don't get side effects? Here's what to know. READ MORE Share This Story

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