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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2021 · 50 MIN

Ep 31, Part 2: Light at the end of a tunnel? An overview of supply chains and why they matter in the global COVID-19 vaccination effort

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Why are some people getting vaccinated before others? When is it my turn? This episode is a digest of two expert panels about COVID-19 vaccine distributions. Here, we explicitly define a vaccine supply chain and explore its human aspects with guest and Medical Geographer Dr. Susan Elliot. The two panels were recorded and are available online: UW Alumni Speaker Series panel: Supply Chains in Times of Crisis - The COVID-19 Vaccine Journey: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAwuFcBYL5w CCGHR Global Health Round Table Series: Vaccines, Trade, COVID & Equity https://youtu.be/9SWpGOhJo4Y Making Sense of Science - an organization dedicated to championing public interest in sound science and ensuring evidence is recognised in public life and policy making: https://senseaboutscience.org/

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