Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Call to Implement (and Reimagine) Bioethical Principles
Vugar Mammadov, Lala Jafarova
Canadian Journal of Bioethics · 2022
doi:10.7202/1087210ar (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The commentary analyses ethical dilemmas faced by the global community during the coronavirus pandemic. The importance of the intellectual property rights in the context of vaccine distribution is particularly emphasized. The authors highlight bioethical principles – “forgotten” but so significant – in the context of vaccine distribution.
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