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Sam Fazeli

Sam Fazeli

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Director of Research, Global Industries, Bloomberg Línea

London

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  • What Covid Treatment Will Cost You in 2023

    By Sam Fazeli Verified, Lisa Jarvis Verified|Bloomberg OpinionVerifiedThe US government will soon stop paying for vaccines, monoclonal antibodies and drugs like Paxlovid. That's bad news for already-weak demand. Covid-19 funding in the US has nearly run out and unless Congress renews it, consumers could soon find themselves on the hook for vaccines and treatments that were previously free.

    By Sam Fazeli Verified, Lisa Jarvis Verified · Bloomberg Opinion

    Sep. 08, 2022

  • College kids, pet owners: Beware Monkeypox, too

    By Therese Raphael Verified, Sam Fazeli Verified|The Guam Daily PostVerifiedNo sweat, we’ve got this. That’s what we thought when the monkeypox outbreak emerged in May. After all, as an orthopoxvirus, it’s similar to smallpox and so we already have a vaccine — two, in fact. There is also a treatment, it’s generally not deadly, and, as a DNA virus (as opposed to an RNA one like SARS-CoV-2), it’s unlikely to mutate much. But monkeypox has proved more stubborn than many thought, and governments have been slow to roll out vaccines.

    By Therese Raphael Verified, Sam Fazeli Verified · The Guam Daily Post

    Aug. 25, 2022

  • What Covid Treatment Will Cost You in 2023

    By Sam Fazeli Verified, Lisa Jarvis Verified|Bloomberg OpinionVerifiedThe US government will soon stop paying for vaccines, monoclonal antibodies and drugs like Paxlovid. That's bad news for already-weak demand. Covid-19 funding in the US has nearly run out and unless Congress renews it, consumers could soon find themselves on the hook for vaccines and treatments that were previously free.

    By Sam Fazeli Verified, Lisa Jarvis Verified · Bloomberg Opinion

    Sep. 08, 2022

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