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Experts urge more pandemic cooperation

More than two years into the pandemic, scientists say its global impacts will not be finished with us anytime soon, particularly in developing nations.

International Science Council President Peter Gluckman, left, at the UN Library in Geneva
International Science Council President Peter Gluckman, left, at the UN Library in Geneva (AN/J. Heilprin)

GENEVA (AN) — More than two years into the pandemic, scientists say its global impacts will not be finished with us anytime soon, particularly in developing nations.

An analysis from an International Science Council-led expert panel on Tuesday finds that in the absence of global cooperation, the "unprecedented and unfinished" pandemic likely will keep worsening inequalities for at least another five years.

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