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Oussama Mezoui, Chris Miller, Laurie Garrett, Adam Tooze

Vaccine Inequality Fuels Suspicion and Division

A person is vaccinated during a national campaign in Caracas on March 14. Leonardo Fernandez Viloria/Getty Images

Much of the world is pinning its hopes on Pfizer, after the pharmaceutical company announced this week that it could be months, if not weeks, away from having the first safe and effective vaccine for COVID-19.

An implicit assumption behind the warranted excitement is that almost as soon as a vaccine is found, everyone will get access, and the virus will disappear almost as quickly as it spread. If that does happen, it would be a first.

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