Pro Vaccine Vegan Physicians on the COVID19 Vaccine

Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

A roundtable discussion with vegan physicians about why they all are pro-vaccine, and why the COVID vaccine is an important step forward in ending this pandemic.

With:

Danielle Belardo, MD.- Cardiologist.
Instagram @DanielleBelardoMD

Garth Davis, MD - Bariatric & General Surgeon
Instagram @DrGarthDavis

Mauricio Gonzalez, MD - Emergency Medicine/Internal Medicine
Instagram @Dr.MauricioGonzalez

Sondema Tarr, DPM - Podiatrist
Instagram @Doctor.Tarr

Angie Sadeghi, MD - Gastroenterologist
Instagram @Angie.Sadeghi

Robert Ostfeld, MD - Cardiologist
Instagram @DrOstfeld

Stacy De-Lin, MD - Gynecology
Instagram @stacydelin_md

Avi Bitterman, MD - Dermatology
Instagram @AviBitt1990

The Content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. This is for educational purposes only.

Terminology correction: ~11:30 "mRNA is transcribed into protein" This is inaccurate. We call the synthesis of RNA from a DNA template transcription, call the synthesis of protein from mRNA TRANSLATION. So it is translated into protein.

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