Drs. Besser & Morita: COVID vaccine questions – It's normal to have them. We did, too. Here's what we learned
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With millions of vaccinations happening every day in the U.S., and millions more on the horizon, people have understandably been asking a lot of questions about the COVID-19 vaccines.
As pediatricians who have spent our entire careers in medicine and public health, you would think that these questions are ones we have answered. Each vaccination brings us a step closer to the full and unrestrained reopening of our schools, businesses and places of worship. Truth is, they are the ones we have asked as well as answered.
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