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Rich countries have a moral duty to share their Covid-19 vaccines with India and others Using vaccines in places where they are needed the most can help the entire world by preventing the spread and emergence of new variants. A vast majority of people are still not protected against Covid-19. | Arun Sankar / AFP Usually, World Immunisation Week is a chance for those of us who research vaccines to reinforce the message about their importance in saving lives. From whooping cough to polio, measles to meningitis, vaccines have quietly been saving millions of lives, every year, for decades. Usually, nobody really cares or takes notice. However, 2021 is different. In this last year, we have heard a lot about public health science, from how diseases take root and are spread, to how new drug therapies – including vaccines – are developed, trialled and monitored for safety and impact after their rollout. People are aware that Covid-19 vaccines are saving lives –

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