How the COVID-19 vaccine is distributed determines how the pandemic will end
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Sara May Bergstresser
Bioethics, Public Health, and Biochemistry
Columbia University
Sara has a PhD in Anthropology, an MPH in Family and Community Health, and an MS in Bioethics. From 2017-2019, Sara was Lecturer and Program Coordinator for Bioethics Education in the Faculty of Medicine at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She is currently Lecturer in the masters of bioethics program at Columbia University. She has most recently begun studying biochemistry.
National health care systems will make things more organized, but the US is still finding its footing
The best way forward is to use quality research to shape policy
We need swift, strong measures and protection for our healthcare workers
Broad, sweeping restrictions could do more harm than good
Considering the distinction between efficacy and effectiveness