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Why get the COVID-19 Vaccine?

April 29, 2021 School of Medicine News
Why get the COVID-19 Vaccine?



Christopher Goode, MD - a father, husband, son, and Chair of WVU Medicine Emergency Medicine - explains why he and his family got the vaccine and why you should too.

WVUMedicine.org/WVVaccine

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