When school resumes next week, Interior Health will be offering “in-school” COVID-19 vaccine clinics for students, staff, and their families. The idea is to make vaccines more accessible, but it might be a controversial one, because kids don’t need parental consent to get the shot. Yasmin Gandham has more.
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Interior Health hosts vaccine clinics at schools
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