How Louisville can become a hub for AI and data economy jobs, the conversation around inflation, and misconceptions about the pandemic.
| For greater vaccine equity, first fix these misconceptions As some countries see the light at the end of the pandemic’s dark tunnel, inequities in the distribution of vaccines across the world are coming under intense scrutiny. In addition to the practical constraints—including financing, logistics, manufacturing, and patent rights—three misconceptions stand in the way of vaccine equity, writes Philip Schellekens. Read more |
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