CTSI partners highlighted in AAMC story on doctors forging ahead to allay fears with COVID-19 vaccines
On January 21, AAMC shared a press release on how—across the nation—community partners, trusted minority leaders, and media platforms are explaining the science behind COVID-19 vaccinations to racial and ethnic groups concerned with vaccine safety.
Among the experts, UCLA CTSI partners were interviewed, including Drs. Keith Norris and Nina Harawa. Local efforts at Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science were also mentioned.
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