Fair vaccine distribution can save millions

A recent study suggests that distributing vaccines fairly based on population size, rather than purchasing power, could save approximately 2.7 million additional lives during a future influenza pandemic. Additionally, strengthening public confidence in vaccines may save another 1.9 million lives. The study, conducted by a committee from the National University of Singapore and published in The Lancet, emphasizes that global cooperation and solidarity in vaccine distribution reduce deaths and protect the most vulnerable. It also notes that African countries were among the last to receive COVID-19 vaccines. The report's release comes ahead of a United Nations meeting on pandemic preparedness.

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