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Responding to Black Americans’ concerns regarding COVID vaccinations

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Jeff Bendix, Senior Editor,Logan Lutton

Black health care professionals and organizations have been holding conversations and town hall meetings to share information and reduce doubts about the safety of the COVID vaccines.

Leon McDougle, MD, president of the National Medical Association, says Black health care professionals and organizations have been holding conversations and town hall meetings to share information and reduce doubts about the safety of the COVID vaccines.

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