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AQ Podcast: Frontline Doctors on COVID-19’s Lessons for Latin America

Healthcare workers from Brazil, Chile and Ecuador weigh the impact of inequality and preparation.

As it tears through Latin America, the coronavirus has highlighted both the importance of smart governance, as well as the toll of the region's inequality On the Americas Quarterly Podcast, Editor-in-chief Brian Winter speaks to doctors on the frontlines of the crisis about what they're seeing, what they've learned about prevention, and how they envision a more equitable healthcare system Subscribe to the Americas Quarterly Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play and Soundcloud Guests: Dr Enrique Boloña is the director of the intensive...

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