Dr. Barry Dworkin

Clear communication about vaccine scheduling and messaging needs to be clear to reduce rates of vaccine fatigue according to study, maybe. The proverbial horse can be brought to the water but you know the rest.

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for August 24, 2022

Source:
Vaccine fatigue is real. These experts say messaging on COVID boosters should be clear

Reference:
Mind the “Vaccine Fatigue”

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