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“When the world faces the next ‘public health emergency of international concern,’ let the development timeline be driven wholly by legitimate scientific challenges and not by operational inefficiency,” says the Geisel School of Medicine’s Kendall Hoyt in a Wired opinion piece about why a better system is needed to allow vaccines to be created in a faster and more efficient manner.

Hoyt is an assistant professor of medicine at Geisel. She is a Dartmouth Public Voices fellow.