COVID-19 and Ethics: Disparity in Pandemics
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Discussions about ethical considerations and disparities in COVID-19 infections have risen to prominence throughout this pandemic. The CDC has declared racism as a major public health issue as a result of the handling of the disease, and the impacts of COVID-19 have been notably unequal across race, education levels and socio-economic status. The Library of Congress has collaborated with two expert speakers to help provide the public with insights about the ethical dilemmas that have become increasingly more visible throughout the course of this pandemic.
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