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What makes communities thrive? NIHR study analyzes successful initiatives

Lancaster U. cracks Big Local code: More power to communities boosts wellbeing ....

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What makes communities thrive? NIHR study analyzes successful initiatives

Lancaster U. cracks Big Local code: More power to communities boosts wellbeing ....

Matt Egan , Matt Leach , Joanna Reynolds , Anne Townsend , Claire Bambra , Katharina Janke , Margaret Whitehead , Rebecca Mead , Bruce Hollingsworth , Michelle Collins , Jennie Popay , Emma Halliday , School For Public Health Research , National Lottery , Lancaster University , Public Health Research , Public Health , National Lottery Community Fund , Public Health Research Programme , Division Of Health Research , Liverpool School Of Hygiene , Big Local , Health Research Programme , Health Research , Professor Bruce , Professor Margaret Whitehead ,

Has Covid changed the price of a life?

Last modified on Mon 15 Feb 2021 07.17 EST
The dilemmas are achingly familiar by now. Should we lock down or stay open? If we lock down, when and in what order should the different sectors of the economy open up? What about schools? Places of worship? Cultural and sporting venues?
In each case, the question being asked is essentially the same: is saving
x lives from Covid-19 worth
y potential damage to society? The question is usually framed in terms of damage to the economy rather than damage to society, because the former is easier to measure (how do you measure the damage done to religious people of not being able to pray together, to schoolchildren of not being able to mix, or to any of us of being deprived of art?) That calculation is complex enough, but feeding into it is another that’s even more morally fraught: are some human lives more valuable than others? ....

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