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Flying Blind Through the Coronavirus Pandemic: Projections, Values, Options-And a Bold Proposal

Thu, Jul 09

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Zoom Presentation-Can We Talk: Pandemic?

Daniel Wikler, Ph.D. Mary B. Saltonstall Professor of Ethics and Population Health Harvard T.C. Chan School of Public Health; Kenneth Beckman, Ph.D. Director University of Minnesota Genomics Center

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Flying Blind Through the Coronavirus Pandemic: Projections, Values, Options-And a Bold Proposal
Flying Blind Through the Coronavirus Pandemic: Projections, Values, Options-And a Bold Proposal

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Jul 09, 2020, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Zoom Presentation-Can We Talk: Pandemic?

About the Event

We’re all flying blind as we navigate the current Covid-19 pandemic. None of us knows how long this will last, or what its effects will be on our health, our economy, and on social well-being and cohesion. The best we can do is to look at the range of possibilities and the policy options for each – all the while maintaining a steady grip on our core values and goals, which are widely shared. In this hour-long session, we’ll survey some of this unmarked terrain, and we’ll introduce a strategy that may prove to be useful for schools, companies, governments and others who must try to resume normal operations even in the face of great uncertainty.

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