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3 Ways the Pandemic Has Made the World Better – The Atlantic (Zeynep Tufekci | March 2021)

Posted by Dr Gary Allen in Human Research Ethics, Research Integrity on March 30, 2021
Keywords: Beneficence, Clinical trial, Good practice, Human research ethics, Institutional responsibilities, Medical research, Merit and integrity, Protection for participants, Research integrity, Research results, Researcher responsibilities

The Linked Original Item was Posted On March 19, 2021

The word "COVID-19" surrounded by COVID cells

COVID-19 has inflicted devastating losses. It has also delivered certain blessings.

This has been a year of terrible loss. People have lost loved ones to the pandemic. Many have gotten sick, and some are still suffering. Children have lost a year of school. Millions have lost a steady paycheck. Some have lost small businesses that they’d built for decades. Almost all of us have lost hugs and visits and travel and the joy of gathering together at a favorite restaurant and more.

With all the awful impacts of the pandemic and the lives lost, as well as destroyed, it might seem odd to talk about positive impacts. This The Atlantic story discusses the ways it has had a positive impact on science. To say we love it would be an understatement.

And yet, this year has also taught us much. Strange as it may sound, the coronavirus pandemic has delivered blessings, and it does not diminish our ongoing suffering to acknowledge them. In fact, recognizing them increases the chance that our society may emerge from this ordeal more capable, more agile, and more prepared for the future.

Here are three ways the world has changed for the better during this awful year.

1. WE NOW KNOW HOW TO CODE FOR OUR VACCINES
Perhaps the development that will have the most profound implications for future generations is the incredible advances in synthetic messenger RNA (mRNA) biotechnologies…

3 Ways the Pandemic Has Made the World Better
COVID-19 has inflicted devastating losses. It has also delivered certain blessings.

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Ten principles for generating accessible and useable COVID‐19 environmental science and a fit‐for‐purpose evidence base (Papers: Andrew N. Kadykalo | February 2021)

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Changes in the Scientific Information Environment During the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Importance of Scientific Situational Awareness in Responding to the Infodemic – Mary Ann Liebert, Inc (John K. Iskander | December 2020)

Covid-19 Research Scandals Illustrate What’s Wrong With Science – Elemental (Dana G Smith | August 2020)

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