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Healthcare must focus more on minority communities after pandemic, say doctors

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Healthcare must focus more on minority communities after pandemic, say doctors

Healthcare must focus more on minority communities after pandemic, say doctors

Focus on healthcare for ethnic minority communities must continue and improve once the coronavirus pandemic is over, a doctor has said.Dr Faith Uwadiae, an immunologist at the Crick Institute in London, is one of a number of experts to have joined Team Halo, a UN-supportive initiative which is using TikTok to spread positive messages about the Covid vaccines and tackle misinformation.


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