One year later, Reece Armstrong offers thanks to those who’ve worked tirelessly to fight Covid-19.
Covid-19
It’s now been over one year since the UK entered its first lockdown in the Coronavirus pandemic. The event was marked by a one-minute silence on 26 March, observed by parliaments, healthcare workers and individuals in a display of remembrance for those that have sadly lost their lives due to Covid-19.
There are many talking points, past and present, that can be levelled at Covid-19. The various industrial and political inner workings that are affecting global supply; the emergence of variants and what these mean for current vaccines; how the pharma supply chain needs to be diversified so shortages are less likely to occur. All these points require further consideration and analysis if progress is to be made and so mistakes can be avoided in the future.