Mass-Vaccination Sites — An Essential Innovation to Curb the Covid-19 Pandemic

Eric Goralnick · Atul A. Gawande

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Mass-Vaccination Sites Covid-19 vaccination poses challenges that complicate the traditional reliance on primary care delivery. Mass-vaccination sites offer a logical solution, and early adopters h...

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