University of Haifa Honors Prof. Alice Shalvi and Orna Etrog Stibbe
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UofH health experts sought out on major international media outlets for their opinion on Israel’s massive vaccination campaign and implications
Israel has the highest COVID-19 vaccination rate per capita in the world – having administered at least one dose to over half of the population within two months. The NY Times and BBC Radio interviewed Prof. Manfred Green (School of Public Health) on the implications of this achievement across different age groups. Prof. Green is a medical doctor, epidemiologist, member of the Ministry of Health’s Vaccination Advisory Committee and a member of the Ministry of Health’s Pandemic Response Team.
Prof. Maya Peled Raz (Head, Community Health Program), defended Israel’s new restrictions involving some limits on personal liberties for the greater good in The NY Times and ABC’s Breakfast Program.
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