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12:11Now PlayingThe U.K. and Israel have raced ahead of most of the rest of the world in Covid-19 vaccinations, speeding shots to millions of people.
Although new variants of the coronavirus are raising concern, the crash immunization programs show signs of working. Case numbers, hospitalizations and deaths are falling in both countries, allowing their governments to set out plans for reopening.
Bloomberg News spoke with Kate Bingham, former head of the U.K.’s Vaccine Taskforce, and Ran Balicer, chair of the Covid advisory committee at Israel’s Ministry of Health, about how these countries were able to move so quickly and what the world can do to prepare for future pandemic challenges.
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