COVID-19 Vaccine Needle Size: Why Anti-Fatness Can Prevent Proper Vaccination

By A Mystery Man Writer

The standard 1-inch COVID-19 vaccine needle size isn’t necessarily right for everyone, and anti-fat bias may be preventing people from receiving strong immunization.

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