Vaccination Policy Debate
A controversial vote among a small group of scientists led to a sweeping U.S. vaccination policy that treats individuals with prior Covid-19 infections the same as those without. Concerns arise over the implications of this decision, as it has resulted in job losses and forced vaccinations for many, despite evidence suggesting that those who have recovered from Covid-19 may have some level of immunity. The disconnect between scientific understanding and policy-making raises questions about the effectiveness and rationale behind such decisions.In this clip
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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the Covid Vaccine (with Vinay Prasad)
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