Stop the spread of Covid 19, get vaccinated One year into the Covid 19 pandemic, multiple vaccines are finally approved and being mass produced with intent to vaccinate most of the population. However, some people are still on the fence or down right refuse to get a vaccine. The intent of this webpage is bringing awareness to the safety and success of these vaccines. An internet webpage is probably one of the most effective and appropriate forums for this topic as the pandemic has shifted human reliance and dependence onto the internet even more. Today work, school and just about everything else is conducted via the internet. Ways to Stop the Spread via Vaccine 1. Rapidly increase production of both dosages over the next 2months to make 300 million dosages. Any spare doses should be donated to countries struggling with supply. 2. Immediately begin widespread distribution of the vaccination with the intent of vaccinating the eligible population by the end of July 2021. 3. Starting immediately, restrict international travel to only people that have provided a false test or have received the vaccination. There has been talks of a vaccination passport. Requiring vaccinations to visit a specific country is nothing new and passports should be printed and ready for distribution by end of October 2021. 4. Increase funding for virus vaccine research by 50% over the next two years to combat further possible pandemics. Revisit increase in funding after two years. The information presented here is the full responsibility of the poster and not that of California State University, Sacramento.

Other ways to Prevent Spread of Covid 19 1. Wear a mask that covers nose and mouth. 2. 6 feet social distance. 3. Limit cross state/country travel. 4. Mass vaccination. 5. Sanitize public transportation. 6. Frequently wash hands with soap and warm water. 7. Sanitize work environment. 8. Wear gloves. 9. Do not touch eyes, mouth, or face with unclean hands in public. 10. Regularly apply hand sanitizer when hand washing is not available.

Click the image below to visit the CDC’s site comparing and explaining the differences between the Covid 19 vaccines: Pfizer, Moderna and the Johnson vaccine.