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Like public officials everywhere, Dr. Jeffrey Duchin marvels at the miraculous production of highly effective vaccines against COVID-19 in mere months.
But Duchin, head of public health in Seattle and King County, Washington, doesn’t dwell on the
"We're seeing the consequences now of a complete and utter failure to ensure we have a full and robust vaccination system,"
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