With vaccine distribution rates increasing in certain countries, governments around the world are increasingly interested in the idea of "vaccine passports": certifications showing who has been inoculated that could potentially allow holders to return to normal life.



Guest:
 David Studdert, professor of Medicine and Law at Stanford University

With vaccine distribution rates increasing in certain countries, governments around the world are increasingly interested in the idea of "vaccine passports": certifications showing who has been inoculated that could potentially allow holders to return to normal life. 
Guest:
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<li>&nbsp;David Studdert, professor of Medicine and Law at Stanford University</li>
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