Published May 5, 2021
Why Some Countries Have Low Vaccination Rates
Emily Kwong delves into the challenges of global COVID-19 vaccine distribution, examining how countries like Brazil, Japan, and South Korea navigate supply issues despite their initial pandemic responses, and highlighting the ongoing efforts and hurdles faced by initiatives like COVAX to address vaccination inequities.
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