Gavi, which has led the global effort to bring Covid vaccines to developing countries, is voting on whether to shut down that project, ending a historic attempt to achieve global health equity with a tacit acknowledgment that the effort fell far short. nyti.ms
@abc.net.au4 years ago
Australia is racing to make mRNA COVID vaccines here — but can we do it without Pfizer or Moderna?
@nytimesworld4 years ago
He is not a scientist. He is not a doctor. But Bill Gates is the most powerful private player in global public health — and he’s determined to get Covid-19 vaccines to the developing world. nyti.ms
@theconversation.com5 years ago
I study viruses: How our team isolated the new coronavirus to fight the global pandemic
@theconversation.com3 years ago
Why a leaked WTO 'solution' for a COVID patent waiver is unworkable and won't make enough difference for developing countries
@forbes.com4 years ago
Can Macroeconomic Policies Address Post-Pandemic Inequality?
@nytimesworld4 years ago
He is not a scientist. He is not a doctor. But Bill Gates is the most powerful private player in global public health — and he’s determined to get Covid-19 vaccines to the developing world. nyti.ms
@theconversation.com5 years ago
I study viruses: How my team isolated the new coronavirus to fight the global pandemic
@theguardian.com3 years ago
Global powers inch closer to agreement to waive Covid vaccine patents
@forbes.com4 years ago
Vaccine Equity - Developing Countries Need Our Help
@nytimesworld4 years ago
He is not a scientist. He is not a doctor. But Bill Gates is the most powerful private player in global public health — and he’s determined to get Covid-19 vaccines to the developing world. nyti.ms
@theconversation.com3 years ago
What the "let it rip" COVID strategy has meant for Indigenous and other immune-compromised communities
@WSJ4 years ago
The United Nations chief urged the Group of 20 developed and developing countries to work to double global manufacturing capacity of Covid-19 vaccines. Vaccines, he said, “must be available and affordable for everyone, everywhere.” on.wsj.com
@fastcompany.com4 years ago
Solar fridges and powdered vaccines: How to get a COVID-19 vaccine to the developing world
