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What We Know About COVID-19 Vaccines In Chicago

A nurse at Saint Anthony Hospital administers Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2020, the first of the two Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccinations to a hospital worker at the facility in Chicago.

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Environment & Public Health

What We Know About COVID-19 Vaccines In Chicago

By  Dan Tucker and Stina Chang
   

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Getting information on COVID-19 updates can be difficult and confusing. Where do we even start? Reset checks in with an infectious disease specialist to catch up on the latest coronavirus and vaccine updates in the Chicago area.

GUEST: Dr. Emily Landon, infectious disease specialist at the University of Chicago.

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