Daily Dose: Are Animal Products In The COVID-19 Vaccines?

Tuesday, December 29th 2020, 12:55 pm

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Daily Dose: Are Animal Products In The COVID-19 Vaccines?

Daily Dose: Are Animal Products In The COVID-19 Vaccines?

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In Tuesday's Daily Dose, a viewer concerned about allergic reactions asks Dr. Lacy Anderson about the COVID-19 and its ingredients.

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