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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of Footnotes, published on April 30, I talked with Dawn Nolt, a professor of pediatrics, with a special focus on infectious diseases, at Oregon Health & Science University, about the potential side effects from first and second doses of the coronavirus vaccine. We talked about why people may or may not experience these side effects, and why, if you do experience them, it’s actually good thing.
Guest
- Dawn Nolt, professor of pediatrics at Oregon Health & Science University
English
United States
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