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This week on MD for Moms, I interview Dr. Anna Grosz about the COVID19 vaccines and about symptoms of COVID19. Dr. Grosz is an ENT involved in the mass vaccination programs in Oregon and Southwest Washington. We discuss who is appropriate for the vaccine, if there are differences between the available shots and possible side effects. Dr. Grosz also explains how her states arrived at their schedule and how they are working to get as many people vaccinated as quickly as possible. We also explore who is eligible for the shot (for example, what if you are pregnant or breastfeeding?) and reasons why the shot is overall considered safe and effective.
Wondering about the odd but common symptom of anosmia (inability to smell) from COVID19? How long does it last, why does it happen and do you totally lose smell and taste, or is partial enough to warrant getting a COVID19 test? Answers to these questions and many more on this week’s MD for Moms.
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Anna Grosz, MD is a board certified Otolaryngologist-Head and Neck Surgeon and a board certified Clinical Informaticist specializing in ear surgery and clinical decision support. She works at Kaiser Permanente in Portland, Oregon. She has 2 children, ages 9 and 10 and enjoys triathlons, gardening, cooking and spending time in the great outdoors. She is currently managing informatics support for the COVID-19 pandemic including mass vaccination campaigns in Oregon and Southwest Washington.
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