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Nason Maani
Sandro Galeat
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ASSOCIATED CONTENTPublished by: The Millbank Quarterly (June2020)
This paper explores how the US was and would remain particularly vulnerable to COVID-19 as a result of long-standing poorer health and growing inequity. The authors argue that these two pre-existing features of the United States have resulted in a substantially steeper cost of COVID-19, in terms of lives and livelihoods, than would have been the case were these features promptly and effectively addressed.
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Linear approaches to evidence have a long history but they severe limitation.
Linear approaches to evidence have a long history but they severe limitation.
Linear approaches to evidence have a long history but they severe limitation.
Linear approaches to evidence have a long history but they severe limitation.