Alex Berezow

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← Cyberattacks as a Public Health Threat
Vaccine Administration Is Much Harder than It Seems →
Dec 4 2020

The Geopolitics of Vaccine Distribution

Inoculations are a welcome development, but the public should temper its excitement. Read the rest at Geopolitical Futures.

By alex.berezow • Posted in Epidemiology, Science, Science Policy, Science: The Softer Side, U.S. Politics, World Affairs • Tagged covid, COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2, vaccines

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