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WVU in the News: MetroNews Talkline / Importance of COVID-19 Vaccination

September 8, 2021 School of Public Health News

WVU School of Public Health and School of Medicine Professor Christopher Martin, MD, joins Hoppy Kercheval on MetroNews Talkline to discuss COVID-19 vaccine efficacy and importance of vaccination.

Listen to full episode on MetroNews.

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