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Human rights law can provide a transparent and fair framework for vaccine allocations, researchers suggest


Human rights law can provide a transparent and fair framework for vaccine allocations, researchers suggest.
All countries face the ethical challenge of how to allocate limited supplies of safe, effective COVID-19 vaccines
Researchers say that governments should look to human rights principles and commitments to help them decide who should get priority for the first available doses of COVID-19 vaccine.
A human rights approach would include social vulnerability alongside medical vulnerability in decision-making because health is affected by social factors.
National vaccine roll-outs should take account of these overlapping vulnerabilities
As Governments around the world wrestle with the question of designing a fair system to allocate their COVID-19 vaccine supplies for maximum protection against the pandemic, a team of researchers led by Dr Sharifah Sekalala of Warwick Law School propose that existing human rights legal principles should guide their thinking. ....

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Coronavirus medical mystery: Baby with high viral load puzzles researchers


Coronavirus medical mystery: Baby with high viral load puzzles researchers
Ariana Eunjung Cha, The Washington Post
Feb. 23, 2021
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Among the more than 2,000 youngsters treated for the coronavirus at Children s National Hospital in the District of Columbia, one newborn was unusual. The baby was very sick, for one. Most infected kids barely show symptoms and even the hospitalized ones tend to have mild cases.
But the real surprise came when doctors measured the infant s viral load. It was 51,418 times the median of other pediatric patients. And when they sequenced the virus in the baby recently, they found a variant they hadn t seen before. ....

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