Our Response to COVID-19
In honor of Black History Month, ABWP President Elect, Dr. Renee M. Poole, has been recognized by the California Department of Public Health, in its "Keep It 100" campaign, saluting Doctors Fighting COVID. As a physician on the front lines during the COVID pandemic, Dr. Poole has been a strong proponent in public education about getting vaccinated, she states, "There are no reports of serious health issues in fertility, heart health or DNA mutation from the first recipients of COVID-19 vaccines."
- Renee M. Poole, MD, MMM
Double-Board Certified Family Medicine Physician Leader
ABWP President Elect
For more information about this initiative, visit: MyTurn.ca.gov.
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