WHO Chief Tedros Pleads Against 'Vaccine Nationalism'

The video discusses the need to resist vaccine nationalism, emphasizing that while it's natural for governments to prioritize their own citizens, a global approach is essential. It suggests prioritizing older people, those with underlying conditions, and essential workers worldwide to suppress transmission and boost economic recovery. The video advocates for vaccinating some people in all countries rather than all people in some countries, highlighting that global sharing and solidarity are crucial for a faster recovery.

How does vaccinating some in all countries benefit global health?

What are the consequences of lower-income countries missing out on vaccines?