Melinda Wenner Moyer: If you are offered a COVID-19 vaccine, take it

Declining a coronavirus shot because you think it should go to someone else won’t help anyone.

(JR Bee | The New York Times)

If you’re offered a vaccine, take it

(JR Bee | The New York Times) If you’re offered a vaccine, take it

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