In this episode, Christina Cady, MPH, MHS, PA-C breaks down the science and stories behind COVID-19 vaccination. With misinformation spreading faster than the virus itself, Christina brings clarity to the conversation, addressing the most common fears, questions, and misconceptions about vaccine safety and effectiveness.

She shares both clinical insights and frontline experiences, highlighting why trust and communication are as essential as the vaccine itself in overcoming hesitancy. From addressing concerns in vulnerable populations to explaining how healthcare providers can better support patient decision-making, this episode equips listeners with knowledge and perspective during one of the most pivotal public health moments of our time.

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