The BMJ Interview - Jeremy Farrar; sharing the vaccine is enlightened self interest

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Recorded19 Feb 2021

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Jeremy Farrar, is director of the Wellcome Trust, as well as advisor to the government on SAGE. Trained as a medic and with a PhD in neuro-immunology, he was a professor of Tropical Medicine and Global health at the University of Oxford. In this podcast, he tells us why he thinks that vaccine nationalism is a very short-termist response the pandemic, and why he's bullish about new variants of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. www.bmj.com/coronavirus

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