A 2022 study found that pharmaceutical companies’ hoarding of vaccines cost over a million lives by the end of 2021.
that the pharmaceutical giants declined to “right their wrongs” by passing resolutions to facilitate the universal distribution of COVID-19 vaccines.
“With reports that Pfizer and Moderna are considering quadrupling the price of each COVID-19 vaccine in some countries, only 25% of people in low-income countries are now fully vaccinated and millions are still waiting for the first dose,” she continued, calling the allocation of the shots “one of the worst examples of global inequality to date.”
WHO has declared the global health emergency over, but Covid hasn't gone away. Precautions are still necessary for many, and we must fix what the pandemic has broken and exposed in our health system and society.Kamal-Yanni argued that tackling future crises will require more actively involving people from lower-income nations.
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