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Matthew Herder and Srinivas Murthy

Matthew Herder and Srinivas Murthy

A ‘once-in-a-generation’ chance to reset vaccine innovation in Canada

A woman, pictured July 20, 2020, walking down Wellington Street in Ottawa. Before COVID-19, industry had shown little interest in developing treatments against coronaviruses. This led many to suggest that we should rethink how we encourage biopharmaceutical innovation for public health emergencies. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
A woman, pictured July 20, 2020, walking down Wellington Street in Ottawa. Before COVID-19, industry had shown little interest in developing treatments against coronaviruses. This led many to suggest that we should rethink how we encourage biopharmaceutical innovation for public health emergencies. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
A woman, pictured July 20, 2020, walking down Wellington Street in Ottawa. Before COVID-19, industry had shown little interest in developing treatments against coronaviruses. This led many to suggest that we should rethink how we encourage biopharmaceutical innovation for public health emergencies. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
A woman, pictured July 20, 2020, walking down Wellington Street in Ottawa. Before COVID-19, industry had shown little interest in developing treatments against coronaviruses. This led many to suggest that we should rethink how we encourage biopharmaceutical innovation for public health emergencies. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade