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Pandemic Response Assessment
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The Pandemic’s Legacy Is Already Clear — All of this will happen again.
Site editor: Joaquim Cardoso MScThe Health Institute — for continuous health transformationOctober 3, 2022 The AtlanticBy Ed YongSEPTEMBER 30, 2022…
Healthcare in global crisis: preparations needed during the COVID-19 pandemic
Site editor: Joaquim Cardoso MSc.The Health Transformation — journal & content platformOctober 1, 2022 Vaccine Insights 2022 27 SEPTEMBER 2022…
Covid-19 response — a massive global failure @ The Lancet Report 2022
This is a republication of the Executive Summary of the publication below. The Lancet Commission on lessons for…
The COVID-19 vaccination strategy lacked effectiveness among indigenous populations
This is a republication of the abstract of the paper below, with the title above. COVID-19 vaccination, incidence,…
Government failed health staff in pandemic — BMA Report: “The Impact of the Pandemic in the Medical Profession”
This is a republication of the BBC Article about the BMA reports (one and two), edited by author…
Pandemic response assessment — in the WHO European Region
One hundred million cases in one hundred week: Working towards better COVID-19 outcomes in the WHO European Region — World…
Pandemic response assessment in the Brazilian Health System
This is a republication of the article below, with the title above, preceded by an Executive Summary by…
The COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout Was the Fastest in Global History, but Low-Income Countries Were Left Behind
Achievements and Inequalities in the Pandemic Vaccination Center for Global DevelopmentAmanda Glassman, Charles Kenny and George YangFEBRUARY 9,…
Expert reaction to a preprint looking at the impact of lockdowns, as posted on the John Hopkins Krieger School of Arts and Sciences website
Science Media CentreDr Samir BhattFEBRUARY 3, 2022terrabrasil A preprint, an unpublished non peer reviewed study posted on the…
How the Biden administration failed the Omicron test — The case of Rapid Tests
Many experts argue it would have been better to flood the market with tests and let people test…
