Abstract
In an era marked by a ruinous war between a democratic state and a totalitarian regime, political volatility, rightward looking isolationism and nationalism, and heightened competition and disputes between China and the West, it is perhaps difficult to discern why the West should supply China with COVID-19 vaccines and therapeutics, as well as epidemiological assistance in order to mitigate a potentially unrecognized COVID-19 crisis in that nation. This commentary considers three arguments against Western and international indifference to the plight of China as it transitions to COVID-19 endemicity.
Recommended Citation
Gellert, G. A. (2023). Why the West Should Help China Reduce Unrecognized and Preventable COVID-19 Deaths. Journal of Health Ethics, 19(1). http://dx.doi.org/10.18785/jhe.1901.02DOI Link
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