National Vaccine Safety Program

Report health problems that happen after vaccination

VAERS is a national early-warning system that collects reports of possible health problems following vaccination. Anyone can submit a report — patients, parents, healthcare providers, and manufacturers.

A healthcare provider reviewing a vaccine adverse event report with a patient on a tablet

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Report an Adverse Event
Submit a report if you or someone in your care experienced a health problem after vaccination.
Start a report
Search VAERS Data
Explore public reports, download datasets, or query the CDC WONDER database.
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Review Resources
Access fact sheets, publications, and guidance for reporters and clinicians.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about reporting, confidentiality, and using VAERS data.
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Explore the public VAERS dataset
Download raw data files or query symptom trends through CDC WONDER.
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Report an Adverse Event

Use this form to report a health problem that occurred after vaccination. All fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.

Fields with a sparkle icon offer AI-generated tips. These are prototype suggestions, not medical advice, and nothing you type is sent to an AI service in this demo.
Step 1 of 5: Reporter Info
Who is completing this report? *
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Enter a valid email address.
Step 2 of 5: Patient Info
Patient information
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For infants under 2 years old, enter age in months (e.g., "8 months") instead of years for more precise data.

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Step 3 of 5: Vaccine Info
Vaccination information
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If you don't know the exact date, an approximate date is still useful — check a vaccination card, pharmacy receipt, or patient portal if available.

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Step 4 of 5: Symptoms
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AI Suggestion (preview)

A strong description usually includes: (1) when symptoms started relative to vaccination, (2) exactly what was experienced, (3) severity and duration, and (4) any treatment or medical care received. Example: "Within 2 hours of the injection, developed hives on both arms and mild swelling at the injection site. Took an antihistamine; symptoms resolved within 24 hours."

This is a prototype suggestion, not medical advice, and nothing you type is sent to an AI service in this demo.

Step 5 of 5: Review
Review your report
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Search VAERS Data

Filter and browse publicly available adverse event reports, or download the full raw dataset.

Vaccine type
Date range
State
5 reports found · illustrative sample data
Public VAERS reports matching the current filters
VAERS ID Vax Date State Age Vaccine Reported Symptoms
03/12/2026CA34COVID-19 (Moderna)Injection site pain, fatigue
03/10/2026TX8MMRFever, rash
03/08/2026NY67InfluenzaDizziness
03/05/2026FL45HPVHeadache, nausea
03/01/2026IL29COVID-19 (Pfizer)Swelling, redness
Choose filters on the left, then select Apply Filters to search public VAERS reports.
Home / About & Resources

About VAERS & Resources

National Vaccine Safety Monitoring
VAERS reports are reviewed continuously to spot unusual patterns early — helping keep vaccines safe for everyone.
What is VAERS?

The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System is a national early-warning system co-sponsored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to detect possible safety problems in vaccines licensed for use in the United States.

Who can report?

Anyone can submit a report to VAERS — healthcare providers, vaccine manufacturers, and members of the public, including patients, parents, and caregivers.

A report to VAERS does not mean the vaccine caused the event. Reports may contain information that is incomplete, inaccurate, or unverified.
Resources & downloads
VAERS Fact Sheet
PDF · 2 pages
How to Report an Event
PDF · Guide
VAERS Data Use Guide
PDF · 14 pages
Annual VAERS Summary
PDF · Publication
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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers sourced from the official VAERS FAQ. Content shown here can be edited from the Admin console.

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Admin Console

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Demo credentials for this prototype: admin / admin