Senior Living Residents Take Shots After Getting Their COVID-19 Vaccinations
For many, getting their COVID-19 shot is grounds for celebration. For some, that means a shot for a shot.
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For many, getting their COVID-19 shot is grounds for celebration. For some, that means a shot for a shot.
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