COVID-19 Vaccine incentives and appointments in Harris County
Friday is Vaccine Awareness National Day of Action leading into a month of events and incentives to hit President Biden's goal of 70% of Americans with at least 1 shot in the arm by the 4th of July. companies, states, cities, the white house offering incentives, so Dr. Maria Rivera with Harris County Public Health is here to tell us what Houston has planned.
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