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The coronavirus years? Historical perspectives on COVID-19 and its aftermath

The coronavirus years? Historical perspectives on COVID-19 and its aftermath This symposium, organised in conjunction with History & Policy, Institute of Historical Research will draw on historical research to explore the policy challenges that result from significant health and social crises and show how these were addressed in the past. The symposium seeks to move beyond the historical analysis of the ‘emergency’ phase of pandemics and assess their longer running legacies. The event consists of two half days of two sessions, tackling three papers in each session with a Q&A to close. The symposium will have two areas of focus:

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Ending the pandemic and combating vaccine resistance: Modern questions with a long history

Ending the pandemic and combating vaccine resistance: Modern questions with a long history
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Ending the Pandemic and Vaccine Resistance: Modern Questions, Long History

Considering COVID-19 through the lens of previous pandemics. An interview with Graham Mooney and Jeremy Greene | MARCH 30, 2021 This Q&A is excerpted from the February 3 episode of the Public Health On Call Podcast.Subscribe to Podcast This article is adapted from the February 3 episode of the Public Health On Call podcast, in which host Stephanie Desmon interviewed historians of medicine Graham Mooney and Jeremy Greene about what the end to the COVID-19 pandemic might look like, what history tells us about vaccine hesitancy, and one way this time might be different. How do pandemics end? Jeremy Greene: This question is often left to a relatively optimistic popular imagination that epidemics end with eradication either [a virus] burns its way through a community and just ends through some sort of natural process, or it is blocked through successful containment strategies and the ability to actually get the reproduction quotient down.

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Is AI sexist? Only as much as the data that goes into it

Is AI sexist? Only as much as the data that goes into it
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University lecturer brands Google sexist as translate function suggests men make lots of money while women wash dishes and clean

University lecturer brands Google sexist as translate function suggests men make lots of money while women wash dishes and clean
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