This episode is sponsored by Athelas, the number one provider of remote patient monitoring.
“As a clinician who has received two Pfizer doses and a booster without any side effects, I wholeheartedly embrace vaccination to solve this pressing public health crisis. The key is for policymakers to identify the best tool for the job (i.e., Covaxin) and utilize it effectively to solve the widest-ranging public health crisis of the past century.”
Tayson DeLengocky is an ophthalmologist.
He shares his story and discusses his KevinMD article, “Why is the world’s first universal coronavirus vaccine not in the FDA’s toolbox?”
Reflect and earn 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 CME for this episode.
This episode is sponsored by Athelas, the number one provider of remote patient monitoring.
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