Who lives and who dies in the world’s next pandemic should not depend on where they live

Michael Marmot writes in The Guardian: “The Covid pandemic was an equivocator with global unity – to misquote the porter in Macbeth. We were united in being affected by the pandemic but both its effects and the responses to it were grossly unequal. More, inequality worsens pandemics, not only current pandemics such as Aids and Covid but those yet to come. Read the full article here