Teen volunteers sought for COVID pediatric vaccine study in Lakeland
A clinical study of pediatric COVID-19 vaccine for teens ages 12 - 17 will start enrolling interested volunteers in Lakeland starting Monday.
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A clinical study of pediatric COVID-19 vaccine for teens ages 12 - 17 will start enrolling interested volunteers in Lakeland starting Monday.
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