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WHO chief urges unity over ‘vaccine nationalism’

WHO’s chief said nations must band together and stop competing over access to future supplies of a potential vaccine if they want to beat the pandemic.

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By Arete News - August 18, 2020
A photo illustration of global vaccine efforts (AN/Jernej Furman)
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