Michael Angarone, DO, FIDSA, Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, IL



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<p>Recorded on February 25, 2021</p><br>



<p>There are so many questions cancer patients and their families have about the COVID-19 vaccine. What are the differences between the vaccines available? How do they work? Who should get vaccinated? Can one resume activities once vaccinated? This important podcast episodes aims to dispel myths surrounding the COVD-19 vaccine and reiterate its safety for oncology patients, their families, and healthcare professionals. Join our guest, Dr. Michael Angarone of Northwestern University, as he underscores the importance of this vaccine.&nbsp; &nbsp;</p>


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<div style="line-height:1.2em"><strong>Michael Angarone, DO , FIDSA</strong><br />
Associate Professor   <br />
Department of Medicine   <br />
Division of Infectious Disease 	<br />
Department of Medical Education 	<br />
Feinberg School of Medicine  <br />
Chicago, IL </div></div></div></div></div></div>