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Source: Henry Ford Health System

Leadership: Why Participate? Henry Ford Health System’s Dr. Steven Kalkanis, Senior Vice President and Chief Academic Officer, discusses why the health system is involved in studying the potential use of hydroxychloroquine as a preventative to COVID-19, the drug’s safety record and why you should volunteer today.

Visit HenryFord.com/WHIPCOVID19 for more information.


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