February 8, 2021Open Access

Addressing Mistrust About COVID-19 Vaccines Among Patients of Color

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This commentary suggests specific strategies and language that clinicians can use to address mistrust of COVID-19 vaccines among racial and ethnic minorities.

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Opel et al. (Mon,) studied this question.

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