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Why It's Important to Be Vaccinated at Rutgers

Zelia DeSouza, a parishioner at the Luso-Brazilian Seventh-day Adventist Church and recently retired Rutgers Community Outreach Coordinator (in white coat) with her family are pictured with the Stonsby Vaccination Clinic team to hosting a pop-up vaccination clinic (from left to right): Noa'a Shimoni, Devin McNair, Marissa Smith, Donnell Pierre and student volunteer Rutvi Upadhyay (bottom right).

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Improving Vaccination Rates in Vulnerable Communities

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Rutgers Receives More Than $3 Million in Student COVID Aid and to Fight Hunger

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Increased Physical Contact Does Not Infer Stronger Social Support, Data Indicates

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Unvaccinated children still vulnerable despite lower COVID cases

David Cennimo, a pediatric infectious disease expert at the Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, discusses the concerns for unvaccinated children.

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NJ man may have experienced rare COVID vaccine reaction that caused heart inflammation

The Daily Record quotes Lawrence Kleinman, professor of pediatrics and epidemiologist at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, and Stanley Weiss, an infectious disease specialist and epidemiologist at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and Rutgers School of Public Health.

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Why It's Important to Be Vaccinated at Rutgers

Improving Vaccination Rates in Vulnerable Communities

Rutgers Receives More Than $3 Million in Student COVID Aid and to Fight Hunger

Increased Physical Contact Does Not Infer Stronger Social Support, Data Indicates

Unvaccinated children still vulnerable despite lower COVID cases

NJ man may have experienced rare COVID vaccine reaction that caused heart inflammation

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