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Opinion: Harry, Meghan and the power of their story CNN 3/14/2021 By Richard Galant, CNN © Dan Kitwood/Getty Images LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 09: Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex (L) and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex arrive to attend the annual Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey on March 9, 2020 in London, England. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images) Among journalists in Queen Victoria's England, Walter Bagehot was a central figure. Not only did he marry well -- to the daughter of the Economist's founder, whose death installed Bagehot in the editor's chair -- he also wro...

Global Covid vaccine plan can take a lesson from polio campaign Global Covid vaccine plan can take a lesson from polio campaign Polio triggered no pandemics, no economic crashes. Yet the large-scale campaign against what was once called infantile paralysis is arguably the closest precedent to today’s effort. Clara Ferreira Marques 1 March, 2021 8:54 am IST Text Size: “The vaccine works. It is safe, effective, and potent.” In 1955, those were the words that told the world U.S. scientist Jonas Salk’s polio shot was a success. It was news greeted with ...

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View: How past vaccine races can help win against Covid SECTIONS Last Updated: Feb 28, 2021, 12:37 PM IST Share Synopsis History tells us that the best vaccination efforts are built on collaboration and coordination. We know that the U.S. and Soviet Union working together at the height of the Cold War was instrumental in testing the oral polio vaccine. I Reuters Rebuilding confidence is tough, whether in politically polarized Western societies or regions like Pakistan and Afghanistan, where misinformation and threats have helped wild polio remain endemic. “The vaccine works. It is safe, ef...

Much of the huge price tag for Biden’s pandemic plan would help people who are financially struggling because of COVID-19, offering $1400 checks, rent and food assistance, and expanded health care and unemployment benefits. But Biden also wants Congress to allocate $400 billion of the money to bolster the pandemic response, with $160 billion of that going toward mounting “a national vaccination program,” expanding diagnostic testing for COVID-19, and hiring 100,000 new community health workers—nearly tripling the 59,000 now doing the work. They would promote vaccination and trace cont...