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Dean’s Grand Rounds in Health and Humanities – The Moral Imperative of Advocacy: A Conversation with Dr. Peter Hotez February 7, 2022

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  • The Moral Imperative of Advocacy: A Conversation with Dr. Peter HotezFeb 7, 202212:00 pm - 1:00 pm

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Online: Webinar

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Description:

In this inaugural Dean’s Grand Rounds in Health and Humanities, one of the world’s leading voices on pediatric infectious disease and vaccines, Dr. Peter Hotez, will speak about kids, covid, and how healthcare professionals can – and must – find the courage to speak out in public, even when it is personally uncomfortable

 

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Distinguished Guest:  Dr. Peter Hotez

Dr. Peter Hotez Biography (Click link below for full bio)

www.peterhotez.org

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