Living with COVID-19 is part of public health and keeping our families safe. Here’s the latest – vaccines, testing, more – from VCU’s Dr. Suzanne Lavoie.
Author: Suzanne Lavoie, MD
Suzanne Lavoie, MD
Suzanne Lavoie, MD, an infectious diseases specialist and professor of pediatrics and internal medicine at Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU, lives in Short Pump and has four kids ages fifteen to twenty. She has been a physician at CHoR for thirty years.
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