(NAFB) Children are back in school, and the fall harvest is just around the corner for much of the Midwest. As farmers and ranchers gear up for a busy season, Doctors suggest getting the COVID-19 vaccine to keep your family from being down and out this fall.
Dr. Catherine Satterwhite is the Region 7 Health Administrator, Office of the Assistance Secretary for Heath with the U.S. Health and Human Services Department. Her region includes Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, and Kansas.
Dr. Satterwhite says the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted rural communities differently than their urban counterparts.
The COVID-19 vaccine, Dr. Satterwhite says, is the best way to protect your family from the virus.
With children back in school, Dr. Satterwhite says the vaccine is just another tool you can provide your children to be prepared for school.
She adds it’s never too late to get the COVID-19 vaccine for you or your children.
Talk to your doctor to learn more, or visit vaccines.gov.
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Submitted by Micheal Clements on Tue, 09/13/2022 – 11:20
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Audio with Dr. Catherin Satterwhite, Region 7 Health Administrator, Office of the Assistance Secretary for Health, Department of Health and Human Services
