‘Count Me In’ COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign Provides Facts, Dispels Myths

March, 17 2021

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Pharmacy Times
March 17, 2021

HealthyWomen CEO Beth Battaglino,RN-C was interviewed for Pharmacy Times discussing the COVID-19 Vaccine Education and Equity Project, in which HealthyWomen is a convener. They discussed the new "Count Me In" campaign the coalition launched last month as a way to provide individuals and companies with information to build confidence in vaccines. They also discussed the goals of the coalition and why it is so important to motivate people to get vaccinated in order to fight the pandemic.

Watch the interview here.

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