India’s COVID-19 Crisis: Variants, Vaccines and Surges
Live Q&A with K. “Vish” Viswanath, Director, Harvard Chan India Research Center, and Louise Ivers, Executive Director, MGH Center for Global Health
Presented jointly with Reuters
12 pm ET
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India is experiencing a catastrophic surge of coronavirus cases more than 22.66 million confirmed cases with more than 240,000 deaths. What can be done to help the situation in India, as well as in other countries, especially those with limited resources and low vaccination rates? In this live Q&A, K. “Vish” Viswanath, Director of the Harvard Chan India Research Center, and Louise Ivers, Executive Director of the MGH Center for Global Health, talk with Reuters’ Kate Kelland about the devastating situation in India and the lessons offered for the res
This Q&A will stream on Facebook , YouTube, and on The Forum website.
India is experiencing a catastrophic surge of coronavirus cases more than 22.66 million confirmed cases with more than 240,000 deaths. What can be done to help the situation in India, as well as in other countries, especially those with limited resources and low vaccination rates? In this live Q&A, K. “Vish” Viswanath, Director of the Harvard Chan India Research Center, and Louise Ivers, Executive Director of the MGH Center for Global Health, talk with Reuters’ Kate Kelland about the devastating situation in India and the lessons offered for the rest of the world. Email your viewer questions to theforum@hsph.harvard.edu or post your questions to Facebook @ForumHSPH.
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