Imagine the moral implications of allowing large parts of the population to become ill to get immunity, and then it doesn't work.
Diana Duong
Diana’s work has appeared in Maclean’s, Reader’s Digest, The Globe and Mail, Huffington Post, The Medical Post, and Flare, among other publications. Before joining Healthing, she was a medical storyteller at Figure 1 and an assistant editor and head of research at Chatelaine, Canada’s largest women’s media brand.
Articles By Diana Duong
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WHO: Letting virus spread through herd immunity is "scientifically and ethically problematic"
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All eyes on Pence: Is pink eye a sign of COVID-19? All eyes on Pence: Is pink eye a sign of COVID-19?
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How to talk politics without going into a rage How to talk politics without going into a rage
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The second wave: Same, but different The second wave: Same, but different
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Trump's doc is an osteopath. Does it matter? Trump's doc is an osteopath. Does it matter?
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The 'we're in this together' mantra includes nightmares The 'we're in this together' mantra includes nightmares
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Joe Biden on stuttering: 'Don't let it define you' Joe Biden on stuttering: 'Don't let it define you'
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Can copper kill COVID-19? Can copper kill COVID-19?
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Five ways to lift lockdown and succeed Five ways to lift lockdown and succeed
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Blame and shame: Why it's not working with the young Blame and shame: Why it's not working with the young
