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The human costs of COVID-19 policy failures in India

Vipin Bahadur Singh ()
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Vipin Bahadur Singh: Udai Pratap College

Nature Human Behaviour, 2021, vol. 5, issue 7, 810-811

Abstract: The current surge of COVID-19 cases and deaths are a result of ineffective policy responses, an anti-scientific attitude, and a fragile underfunded health care system, argues Vipin Bahadur Singh.

Date: 2021
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