One in four people globally may not get COVID-19 vaccines until 2022
An effective response to the pandemic requires high-income countries to share vaccine distribution across the world.
Kambeba indigenous nurse technician Neurilene Cruz, 36, conducts tests for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) on indigenous Tome Cruz, 36, on the banks of the Negro river at the village of Tres Unidos, Amazon state, Brazil, May 21, 2020(photo credit: BRUNO KELLY/REUTERS)ByREUTERSUpdated:
