Seth Berkley

Berkley is an adjunct professor at Brown University, and the author of the upcoming book Fair Doses.

Recent Articles

Why Cutting U.S. Vaccine Aid Would Be a Grave Threat

The Gavi vaccine alliance has for decades protected millions of Americans from health threats abroad.

By Seth Berkley

There's Only One Way to Stop the Emergence of Variants Like Omicron

There are still more questions about the Omicron variant than answers. While the mutations identified suggest it has the potential to be more resistant to vaccines, invade cells more efficiently and be more transmissible than...

By Seth Berkley

Vaccine Infrastructure

It should worry everyone that experts surveyed by TIME regarded both increasing funding in a post-COVID-19 world for vaccine development and scaling up of manufacturing capacity feasible—but improving equitable vaccine distribution was not.To stop the...

By Seth Berkley

4 Ways to Improve Global Access to Vaccines

When this pandemic first began, it quickly became clear that we didn’t just need vaccines, we’d also needed vaccinations, and lots of them. Until people in all corners of the world—not just those that could...

By Seth Berkley
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