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ABSTRACT
Despite the hegemonic narrative’s claims that the COVID-19 pandemic is over, it remains a significant and ongoing health threat. Continuing prevention, monitoring, and treatment expansion are needed to protect the health of all, and particularly of groups who are most vulnerable. Failure to do so exacerbates existing inequalities across society, and is a health justice issue.
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Eleanor Bowen-Jones
Eleanor Bowen-Jones, Ph.D., holds an M.Sc. in global health and social justice and a Ph.D. in global health. She also works in digital technology in the health sector.