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This story originally appeared on WisconsinWatch.orgHannah Miller, a nursing student and employee of a long-term care facility in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, received her first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine on Aug. 23 鈥?and not voluntarily. The vaccine hasn t been out long enough to know what long term effects are, Miller told Wisconsin Watch. We dont know if it could cause bigger health
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