As we get closer to a COVID-19 vaccine being available, a bioethicist take us through how who should get it first is decided. While camping can allow for better physical distancing than some other activities, there are still ways to be the most courteous with fellow campers. We talk with two campground hosts. Plus, we look at the uptick in COVID-19 cases on UW System campuses.
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Who Gets A COVID-19 Vaccine First, And Why
As scientists and researchers work to develop a vaccine for COVID-19, another obstacle remains. How to distribute the treatment to the world’s population. We speak with a bioethicist about the proposed phases of the vaccine roll out, and discuss who is prioritized and why.
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2020 From The Woods: Wisconsin Campground Hosts Share Their Experience
Sales of camping and outdoor equipment have been up this summer as many people decide heading to the woods is a good bet to try to relax and have a close-to-home vacation. We talk with two different campground hosts about what it has been like as a campground host this summer.
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A Look At Rising COVID-19 Numbers On UW System Campuses
The University of Wisconsin System is expected to roll out a dashboard with COVID-19 testing data for all of its universities and branch campuses. We look at the uptick in positive cases and UW-Madison’s order that students limit their movements.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Jana Rose Schleis Producer
- Natalie Guyette Producer
- Bill Martens Producer
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Arthur Caplan Guest
- Jim Winkler Guest
- Duane Miller Guest
- Rich Kremer Guest
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