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Here's what we can do to prepare ourselves and our families for potential disruptions, and uphold our civic duty to help prevent further outbreaks of the coronavirus (COVID-19).
There's light at the end of the tunnel, but business uncertainty reigns over the recovery, with a small group of high-income countries returning to pre-pandemic norms while the rest of the world wrestles with the spread of variants.
It’s necessary to build ethics into the vaccine management process since thousands of small decisions are made everyday to create smooth digital and offline experiences.
Vaccine hesitancy threatens to slow a return to normal life. Business leaders have a key role to play in blunting misinformation, becoming advocates, facilitators, and educators.
Every country is in a race to contain the spread of COVID-19 and its variants, while vaccinating as much of their populations as fast as possible. We explore the range of possibilities.
The slow vaccine administration rate is fixable with purpose-built technology. Here’s one example.
The future of 5G in healthcare, retail, and manufacturing promises more than just personalized shopping experiences, telehealth, and more streamlined machine production.
What can you say about a year in which “pandemic” was Merriam-Webster’s word of the year? It turns out, a lot that’s good.
Two doctors and thought leaders focused on global healthcare tell the private sector that we need your innovation, your scale, and your money.
