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Costs, scepticism, red tape: what s stalling vaccine programmes?

Costs, scepticism, red tape: what s stalling vaccine programmes? Issued on: 01/02/2021 - 18:18 4 min Paris (AFP) More than 100 countries have yet to begin vaccinating their populations against Covid-19, with reasons varying from cost constraints to poor organisation, red tape and widespread mistrust of vaccines. Here are four case studies from around the world. - Japan - Relatively spared by the pandemic with fewer than 6,000 deaths in a country of 126 million, Japan has reached deals with Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca that together will cover its entire population. But despite huge stakes Tokyo is due to host the summer Olympics in July after postponing the Games for a year Japan has chosen to take its time with the rollout.

Costs, Scepticism, Red Tape: What s Stalling COVID-19 Vaccine Programmes?

Costs, scepticism, red tape: What s stalling COVID-19 vaccine programmes? Here are four case studies from around the world. AFP (Image: Reuters) More than 100 countries have yet to begin vaccinating their populations against COVID-19, with reasons varying from cost constraints to poor organisation, red tape and widespread mistrust of vaccines. Here are four case studies from around the world. Japan Relatively spared by the pandemic with fewer than 6,000 deaths in a country of 126 million, Japan has reached deals with Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca that together will cover its entire population. But despite huge stakes Tokyo is due to host the summer Olympics in July after postponing the Games for a year   Japan has chosen to take its time with the rollout.

Amid Corona Crisis, Private Hospitals in Lebanon Not Doing Enough, Expert Says

Amid Corona Crisis, Private Hospitals in Lebanon Not Doing Enough, Expert Says Daniel Sonnenfeld More than 60 private hospitals have yet to accept COVID-19 patients Lebanon, which has reported 298,913 coronavirus cases and 3,031 deaths since the start of the pandemic, has been under strict lockdown since January 14. Despite the lockdown, positivity rates remain high at about 20%. Daily cases peaked on January 15 with 6,154 new diagnoses, and have dropped since then, but remain alarmingly high. On January 30, there were 2,631 new cases, and 117,410 active cases, including 955 people in serious or critical condition, creating a serious strain on the country’s health system. With hospital beds running out, Dr. Fadi El-Jardali, a professor of health policy and systems at the American University of Beirut (AUB), points to the privatization of Lebanon’s health system as a major cause for its inability to cope.

When to say No : 4 rules of success by Selim Bassoul

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