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India has a highly infectious coronavirus variant that is mutated, top Harvard expert to Gulf News

The second wave of COVID-19 has devastated India. Deaths and despair has engulfed families with the coronavirus spreading like wildfire. Healthcare infrastructure is on the brink and the mood nationwide is one of anxiety and worry. We spoke with Dr Vikram Patel, The Pershing Square Professor of Global Health in the Blavatnik Institute s Department of Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School. Why is the second wave of infections so ferocious in India? Vikram Patel: First of all, second surge is no surprise. It was observed in every other country of the world. It was also observed 100 years ago when the first influenza virus epidemic killed millions of people in India. So, in terms of history this is no surprise at all.

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Liberia: Ex-president Sirleaf, former NPHIL Director Nyenswah Speak on High-level Panel on Global Health

Liberia: Ex-president Sirleaf, former NPHIL Director Nyenswah Speak on High-level Panel on Global Health Liberia: Ex-president Sirleaf, former NPHIL Director Nyenswah Speak on High-level Panel on Global Health Share The event will take place from 21 – 24 April 2021 in Washington D.C. Participants spanning global health experts, students, and professionals from across the global health community will share knowledge on global health issues Monrovia – Liberia’s former President, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, and Global Public Health Expert and Senior Research Associate at the Johns Hopkins University, Mr. Tolbert G. Nyenswah will this weekend speak at a global health event. The event which is organized by the Global Health Science and Practice Technical Exchange (GHTechX), is curated through a partnership between the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), the George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health, and the

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Former Pres Sirleaf, Tolbert Nyenswah to Address Global Health Event in Washington, D C

Former Pres Sirleaf, Tolbert Nyenswah to Address Global Health Event in Washington, D C
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Columbia Professors and Guests Talk Vaccine Equity And Disproportionate Pandemic Outcomes – Bwog

Columbia Professors and Guests Talk Vaccine Equity And Disproportionate Pandemic Outcomes – Bwog
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Florida s FEMA vaccination rollout failed Black communities Except in one place

Florida s FEMA vaccination rollout failed Black communities. Except in one place Nicholas Nehamas, Ben Conarck and Sarah Blaskey, The Miami Herald © Daniel A. Varela/Miami Herald/TNS A doctor vaccinates someone for COVID at Miami Dade College North Campus in Miami, Florida, on Saturday, March 6, 2021. MIAMI When the state of Florida partnered with the federal government to open COVID-19 vaccine sites around the state in early March, the pilot program was supposed to help boost lagging vaccination in underserved communities. Just over a month into the program which used city parks, youth centers, community colleges and sometimes even roving vans to administer vaccines state officials are claiming success, touting data that show people of color received the majority of the hundreds of thousands of FEMA shots.

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