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Daily Dose: COVID-19 & Working In Other Homes

Daily Dose: COVID-19 & Working In Other Homes

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In Tuesday's Daily Dose, Dr. Lacy Anderson answers a viewer question about doing work in other people's homes. Is that safe to do during the pandemic?

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