The Case for Vaccines

The Case for Vaccines (3:01)

In this HealthMakers video, Robin H. Dretler, MD, describes the importance of vaccines for individuals of all ages, including mature adults (50+) - a segment of the American population considered to be the most susceptible to shingles.

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