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Why vaccination is bigger than any one disease

Scientists at Cobra Biologics, Keele, Britain work on a potential vaccine for COVID-19.

Scientists at Cobra Biologics, Keele, Britain work on a potential vaccine for COVID-19. Image: REUTERS/Carl Recine

Seth Berkley
Chief Executive Officer, Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
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