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There Should Be a Nobel Prize for Vaccine Logistics
Immunization against Covid-19 is not going perfectly, but at least it's going. Let's give credit where it's due.
https://www.wired.com/story/there-should-be-a-nobel-prize-for-vaccine-logistics/
https://www.wired.com/story/there-should-be-a-nobel-prize-for-vaccine-logistics/
Ash Paul
@pash22
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Thu Jan 07
There Should Be a Nobel Prize for Vaccine Logistics: Immunization against Covid-19 is not going perfectly in USA, but at least it's going. Let's give credit where it's due.
wired.com/story/there-sh…
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WIRED Science
@WIREDScience
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Wed Jan 06
Immunization against Covid-19 is not going perfectly, but at least it's going. Let's give credit where it's due. trib.al/BSjlRJC
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Ahmed Alibage
@AAlibage
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Thu Jan 07
I wonder how we got to this point, where any public institution not achieving immediate perfection is deemed a failure. Is it just an extension of the old news saying that “if it bleeds, it leads”- that we love reading about things going horribly wrong?
wired.com/story/there-sh…
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Ben Recht
@beenwrekt
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Sun Jan 10
Important piece by @BenMazer on our vaccine rollout.
"...medical and scientific advances are so easily described in superlatives—miracles, breakthroughs, game changers—but their real-world implementation often ends up seeming like a catastrophe."
wired.com/story/there-sh…
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DHL Global Trade
@DHLGlobal
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Tue Jan 12
A #NobelPrize for #vaccine logistics? See why @WIRED thinks we should create one. bit.ly/38jLPjP pic.twitter.com/gh1S0UWAnv
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Daniel Engber
@danengber
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Wed Jan 06
Vaccine distribution has been going badly, it's true -- but we can only expect so much. A call for logistical forbearance from @BenMazer wired.com/story/there-sh…
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Backchannel
@backchnnl
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Wed Jan 06
Immunization against Covid-19 is not going perfectly, but at least it's going. Let's give credit where it's due. trib.al/Tfxt4yR
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Benjamin Mazer
@BenMazer
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Thu Jan 07
How we talk about our institutions defines them. Whether they seem trustworthy or dishonest, efficient or sluggish, powerful or impotent has as much to do with the public narrative as their actual results.
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Edward Schenck MD
@edschenck
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Mon Jan 11
With everything going on right now about well everything. Please take a minute and read this @BenMazer piece. Extremely timely and well written. Stop all the finger-pointing nonsense and get shots in arms and get one step closer to a really big party.
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Benjamin Mazer
@BenMazer
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Wed Jan 06
"It’s curious that medical and scientific advances are so easily described in superlatives—miracles, breakthroughs, game changers—but their real-world implementation often ends up seeming like a catastrophe."
My latest for @WIRED.
wired.com/story/there-sh…
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WIRED Business
@WIREDBusiness
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Wed Jan 06
There Should Be a Nobel Prize for Vaccine Logistics trib.al/Bw4zO5H
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Benjamin Mazer
@BenMazer
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Fri Jan 08
As a laboratory medicine specialist, I’ve gotten a preview of what vaccine administrators will endure. Every day I open up the news to read about all of the ways Covid testing is falling short.
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nxthompson
@nxthompson
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Fri Jan 08
"It’s curious that medical and scientific advances are so easily described in superlatives—miracles, breakthroughs, game changers—but their real-world implementation often ends up seeming like a catastrophe." @BenMazer
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Benjamin Mazer
@BenMazer
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Sun Jan 10
In light of the same people complaining that we are not administering shots fast enough now complaining that medical centers may not be perfectly prioritizing shots...have I got an op-ed for you.
The next battle will be teachers vs older people.
wired.com/story/there-sh… pic.twitter.com/zfi8bDBaCK
Benjamin Mazer
@BenMazer
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Thu Jan 07
What would the public discourse look like if we treated our institutions with the same mercy with which we treat each other?
wired.com/story/there-sh…
Swapnil Hiremath, MD, MPH
@hswapnil
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Sun Jan 10
Well said @BenMazer
“So let’s instead make 2021 a year of reasonable expectations. ...... here’s where we might start: by valuing transparency over perfection, improvement over denial, iteration over omnipotence, and access over perfect equity” wired.com/story/there-sh…
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