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Relative Invisibility Makes For Uphill Battle To Get Covid Vaccines For Americans With IDD

By PBS NewsHour
Narrated by: PBS NewsHour
Unabridged — 7 minutes
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By PBS NewsHour
Narrated by: PBS NewsHour
Unabridged — 7 minutes
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People with intellectual and developmental disabilities like Down Syndrome,
Cerebral Palsy and Autism often have underlying health conditions that make
them more susceptible to COVID-19. Plus, many receive care in group living
facilities, putting them at further risk. But despite the elevated risks
for those with IDD, they face an uphill vaccination battle. William
Brangham reports.