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A few things around the house. Read lots of books, learn to bake bread, but it did drag on. And now, partly because some people let their guard down a little, a lot of us a back in lockdown. The thrill of life in the big city is dwindling. In fact, that life in general is changing in a big way, is coded 19, redefining cities as we know them. Well, besides getting people to accept that mosques, good hygiene and social distancing do actually help in preventing the spread of diseases like, oh, that is just one thing id like to ask my workmates, friends, family, and everyone else out there. Lets make this work. This is a once in a lifetime chance to change our working world for the better. Lots of us probably never thought we could do our jobs from home. What a great opportunity to free up more time instead of commuting, be more creative and productive. It can take a lot of discipline, though not to get into lazy habits. This is a totally new way of working and is also a lot more that coul
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Professor at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Doctor moss thank you for joining us today. Thank you for having me. Host a little bit about your work on the Vaccine Access center. Talk about your international aspect. Guest International Vaccine axes center we celebrated our tenth anniversary just last year and our main focus has been to ouincrease access to lifesaving vaccines throughout the world. Traditionally we have been focused on childhood vaccines particularly making sure that those acts as in africa and asia and that the vaccines are reaching the most Vulnerable Children but weve also been very involved in thinking about covid19 vaccine and particularly how such a vaccine might be distributed, how we will ensureow its safety and efficacy and how we will get equitable distribution of a vaccine around the world. Host with that in mind how does that apply to the current efforts going on with coronavirus . Guest there are a number of initiatives both at National Lev
Thank you for joining us. Guest thank you for having me. Host a little bit about your work at the Vaccine Access center, talk about that and in the international aspect. Guest yes, so the international Vaccine Access doctor william moss the executive director of the international Vaccine Access center and a professor at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Doctor moss thank you for joining us today. A little bit of your work at the Vaccine Access center with the international aspecth. We celebrated our tenth anniversary in the last year and the main focus is to increase access to lifesaving vaccines. Traditionally focused on childhood vaccines particularly to make sure there is access in africa and asia and they are reaching the most vulnerable. But also we have been very involved in thinking about covid19cu Covid Vaccine and how we ensure the safety and efficacy with equitable distribution around thehe world. Host how does that apply to the current efforts with coronavirus