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Fauci, Walsh urge Bostonians to get vaccinated - The Bay State Banner

More than 2,000 registered to listen to the nation’s top infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci engage with religious leaders in Roxbury via Zoom on a potential coronavirus vaccine and the need to get vaccinated.

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