Today on TAP: An injury to one is an injury to all
coronavirus
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Trump’s Excellent Vaccine That the Trumpers Refuse
Today on TAP: Make America Immune Again
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America’s Lack of Paid Time Off Hurting Vaccine Rollout
As vaccines lag nationwide, employers and local governments are offering paid time off to boost jabs. But some workers are still slipping through the cracks.
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Unions and Vaccines: When Rights and Rights Collide
Today on TAP: Union leaders try to balance COVID mandates with members’ concerns
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The Many Tools for Vaccine Uptake
Mask mandates or vaccine requirements won’t get it done by themselves. We need to think more creatively.
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The Poor Aren’t Getting the Help Democrats Want to Give Them
Pandemic relief measures are hobbled by serious failures of program design and implementation.
Posted inHealth and Social Policy
What the Caregiver Workforce Shortage Means for the Future of Care
The reconciliation bill before the Senate would transform caregiving work and make it more accessible to families who need it.
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Biden Executive Order Could Finally Lower Drug Prices
Several tools could lower prices directly—and serve as an indirect incentive to get Congress to act.
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Pfizer’s Bottom Line
As the pharmaceutical company makes a pitch for booster shots, epidemiologists question its motives and worry boosters might stymie global vaccine efforts.
Posted inPolitics
Biden Will Nominate Industry Ally for Patent Office
It’s an about-face from the president’s previous commitment to waive patent protections for COVID-19 vaccines.
