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NCDHHS on Twitter: "Getting your COVID-19 vaccine helps us gain control of the virus. Thank you to everyone that's gotten their shot! If you haven't yet, go to https://t.co/cP1FbsMiGq to get started!" /
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Tulsa Health Department - Through the use of vaccines, Americans have eradicated and controlled many preventable diseases in the US. Choosing to get your COVID-19 vaccine will put us another step closer
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GaDeptPublicHealth on Twitter: "Here's how we know #COVID19 vaccines are safe: Existing vaccines have been through rigorous testing and have helped us control other diseases throughout the years. Many deadly diseases are
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