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Vaccination rates lower in low socio-economic communities

Posted on: Last updated on: Written by: Categorized in: MCWH in the media Tagged as: video

Featured in ABC News, MSN and the Korea Herald 
19 September 2021

Dr Adele Murdolo was interviewed about the vaccination rates in lower socio-economic areas.

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Source: The Korea Herald

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