Applying Lessons Learned
Season 48 Episode 38 | 28m 48sVideo has Closed Captions
We’ve learned a lot about the novel coronavirus in the six months it has affected Idaho.
This week, St. Alphonsus pulmonologist Dr. Meghan McInerney joins Melissa Davlin to talk about long-term effects of the virus, and what we still don’t know. Ada County Clerk Phil McGrane tells us what voters need to know before the Nov. 3 general election, whether they’re voting in-person or by mail.
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Applying Lessons Learned
Season 48 Episode 38 | 28m 48sVideo has Closed Captions
This week, St. Alphonsus pulmonologist Dr. Meghan McInerney joins Melissa Davlin to talk about long-term effects of the virus, and what we still don’t know. Ada County Clerk Phil McGrane tells us what voters need to know before the Nov. 3 general election, whether they’re voting in-person or by mail.
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