year olds in the netherlands, so how about a situation is it, and can we ever get on top of that vaccine and equity that you focus on? i that vaccine and equity that you focus on? that vaccine and equity that you focus on? i focus a lot on ineuui you focus on? i focus a lot on inequity but you focus on? i focus a lot on inequity but my you focus on? i focus a lot on inequity but my perspective l you focus on? i focus a lot on | inequity but my perspective is the key to this is not to play this as a zero sum game. especially for high risk groups, now there is substantial evidence, especially in the presence of omicron that boosters should be delivered, and there is a strong what my focuses on what a lot of us have been saying is that for the last year we have been working, and there are ways to increase the size of the pie itself, that is where we fall short, so i think it is a fall rate that some people try to make in terms of boosters for high risk populations versus low and mid
what my focus is, and what a lot of us have been saying is, for the last year we should have been working, and there are ways to increase the size of the pie itself, that s where we fall short. i think it is false, straight off, that some people try to make, boosters for high risk population versus low and middle income countries. there are ways to increase technology transfer, for example, or to increase production. and delivering on the promised vaccines to increase the availability of the vaccines throughout the world, rather than just having this kind of trade off. saad omer from the yale institute for global health, there. the acclaimed british architect, richard rogers, has died at his home in london. he was 88. born in the italian city of florence, his family fled fascist italy on the eve of the second world war. he gained international attention in the nineteen seventies for his part in designing the modernist pompidou centre in paris. david sillito looks back on his life.
boosters. what my focus is, what lots of us have been saying is, for the last year we should have been working, and there are ways to increase the size of the pie itself, that is where we have fallen short. i think it is false, straight off, but some people try to say, boosters for high risk population versus low and middle income countries. there are ways to increase technology transfer, for example, or to increase production. and delivering on the promised vaccines to increase the availability of the vaccines throughout the world, rather than just having this kind of trade off. than just having this kind of trade-off than just having this kind of trade-off. ,,. ., .,, ., trade-off. saad omer, those are no doubt issues trade-off. saad omer, those are no doubt issues we trade-off. saad omer, those are no doubt issues we will - trade-off. saad omer, those are no doubt issues we will return i no doubt issues we will return to speak to you again with soon. thank forjoining us today.
it s interesting, because a lot of your work, of course, focuses on global covid vaccine in equity, yet they are still struggling to get boosters to over 60 year olds in the netherlands. how about a situation is it, and can we ever get on top of that scene in equity that you focus on? yes, ifocus a lot on inequity, but but my perspective is that the to this is not to play this as a zero sum game, especially for high risk groups, now there is substantial evidence, especially in the presence of omicron, that boosters should be delivered, and there is a strong case for the whole of that population to get boosters. what my focus is, what lots of us have been saying is, for the last year we should have been working, and there are ways to increase the size of the pie itself, that is where we have fallen short. i think it is false, straight off, but some people try to say, boosters for high risk population versus low and middle income countries.