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Covid Conversations – Dr. Christine Arsnow on Vaccinations for Kids

By Nancy West and Beverly Stoddart | November 20, 2021

What you need to know in N.H.

Nancy West and Beverly Stoddart of InDepthNH.org get the information first-hand from the experts to keep you and your family safe in our new YouTube video series called Covid Conversations,

Clockwise: Nancy West, Beverly Stoddart and Dr. Christine Arsnow

Nancy and Beverly are joined in our inaugural posting by Concord pediatrician Dr. Christine Arsnow. She is vice president of the New Hampshire Chapter of the American Pediatric Society. Thank you Dr. Arsnow.

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