Que las empresas hagan test masivos a sus empleados también conlleva peligros.
La titular de la Càtedra Unesco de Bioètica de la Universitat de Barcelona reflexiona en aquesta entrevista sobre les conseqüències de l’arribada del coronavirus a la nostra societat.
The COVID-19 pandemic has uncovered serious gaps in the health-care systems of many nations.
The toll of COVID-19 is not equal. Evidence globally shows a greater COVID-19 burden with older age, male sex, obesity, comorbidities, and poverty.1–4 Early data suggest that people from Black, Asian, and minority ethnic (BAME) groups in the UK and Black, Hispanic, and Native American groups in the USA are disproportionately at risk of severe COVID-19 complications and deaths.3,5A recent systematic review of published, preprint, and grey literature concluded that BAME communities are at increased risk of infection from severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 and have more adverse outcomes, including death.6
Governments worldwide have implemented school closures as a preventive measureto the spread of COVID19. According to UNESCO, school closures have sent about 90%of all students out of school, among them more than 800 million girls. A substantial number of these girls live in the world’s least developed countries where getting an education is already a struggle.
Richard Horton1 provides us with an important comment on the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. By refracting the ongoing pandemic through the scholarship of the anthropologist and physician Didier Fassin,2 Horton alerts us to the fact that COVID-19 is much more than a global health crisis: it is a crisis of life itself.
Science and innovation benefit from diversity. However, as the global community fights COVID-19, the productivity and scientific output of female academics are dispropor-tionately affected, leading to loss of women’s scientific expertise from the public realm.
Cuando yo era joven, todavía se podía comprar leche directamente en las vaquerías.
Physicians still lack consensus on the meaning of race.
El Ministerio Pública considera que los delitos denunciados por distintos colegios de médicos no se han podido acreditar.