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Vaccines
How might COVID-19 vaccine makers compete in the marketplace?
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Andy Uhler
Nov 17, 2020
At first, COVID-19 vaccines won't be marketed in the usual sense, because the government will be the main buyer.
Vaccine experts see hurdles in fighting efficacy, safety misinformation
Nov 10, 2020
As of now, confidence in a potential COVID-19 vaccine is lower than confidence in other vaccines, one specialist says.
What's the definition of the "right" COVID-19 vaccine?
Sep 16, 2020
Dr. Larry Brilliant, an epidemiologist who helped eradicate smallpox, believes the right kind of COVID-19 vaccine must meet some minimum requirements, like ease of storage and use.
A completely global vaccine program will stop the COVID-19 pandemic, epidemiologist says
Sep 15, 2020
Epidemiologist and CEO of Pandefense Advisory Larry Brilliant, who helped eradicate smallpox and polio, believes any vaccine program aimed at stopping COVID-19 must be distributed in every corner of the world.
The Pivot Point
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Molly Wood
Jul 31, 2020
What technology will help us transition to a post-pandemic future?
Research shows confidence in vaccines much higher in developing countries
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Anu Anand
Jun 19, 2019
"Vaccine hesitancy" is listed as one of the World Health Organization's top 10 threats to global health.
Measles are preventable and costly, health officials say
Mar 5, 2019
There have been over 150 measles cases detected nationwide, including dozens of young children in the Pacific Northwest.
For public good, not for profit.
Flu season could be less damaging, experts say
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Erika Beras
Jan 8, 2019
During last year’s season, an estimated 80,000 people died.