Omicron renews nations’ interest in travel bans and other policies that harshly affect marginalized populations, a bioethicist says.
Millions of people in low-income countries should have basic vaccine protection first, two bioethicists argue.
Temporarily setting aside an intellectual property pact to speed global COVID-19 vaccinations is the right thing to do, two bioethicists write.
Globally and domestically, passports would likely amplify existing gaps, paper says, arguing instead for a broader ‘flexible pass.’
This week UW Medicine nurses and staff from Harborview Medical Center brought a pop-up clinic to the Pacific Islander Community Center in Federal Way, Washington, about 25 miles south of Seattle.
$1 million grant bolsters access to vaccines in King County communities most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
An analysis argues that embracing an African-based ethic of solidarity will yield a fairer global response to disease outbreaks.
In a Q&A, a UW Medicine bioethicist discusses equitable distribution and reasons to be hopeful, despite the hoarding by wealthy nations so far.
Study: Blacks and Hispanics with Type 1 diabetes were three times more likely to be infected and twice as likely to die from the novel coronavirus.
