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Summary: This article critically analyzes the principles and practice of dose-sharing within COVAX, highlighting the political factors at play. Donated doses were an important source of COVAX's vaccine supply, but donor countries and the pharmaceutical industry pursued their own interests, undermining the impact of dose-sharing.
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Summary: Vaccination is crucial for controlling the COVID-19 pandemic, but global vaccine inequity is a significant public health issue. Countries with higher Human Development Index (HDI) have better access to vaccines. The study shows that vaccination significantly reduces the pandemic, and achieving a 70% immunization coverage is essential. Addressing vaccine inequity requires cooperation among high-income countries, low- and middle-income countries, public health departments, and vaccine producers. The media should also contribute to raising public awareness about the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccination, and vaccine inequity.
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Public, Environmental & Occupational Health
Samuel Cross et al.
Summary: This study approximated that public and charitable financing accounted for 97%-99% of identifiable funding for the ChAdOx vaccine technology research at the University of Oxford underlying the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine until autumn 2020. The study encountered a lack of transparency in research funding reporting.
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