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Lives, Livelihoods and Lockdowns: debating COVID-19 policy trade-offs

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By David L. Hunter, Carl Heneghan, Sunetra Gupta, Paul Dolan Verified
| LSE Connect Verified
The policy responses to COVID-19 have involved severe restrictions on the contact we have with other people. By and large, the restrictions have been imposed on everyone irrespective of their risks from the virus. Some people consider this to be the most effective way to deal with impact of the virus, whilst others have argued that our policy responses ought to be targeted at those most at risk of morbidity and mortality.
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Fiction excerpt: From the 2025 edition of Sunetra Gupta’s 1992 classic ‘Memories of Rain’

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By Sunetra Gupta
| Scroll.in Verified
She saw, that afternoon, on Oxford Street, a woman crushing ice cream cones with her heels to feed the pigeons. She saw her fish out from a polythene bag, a plastic tub that she filled with water for the pigeons, water that they would not be able to drink, for pigeons, her grandmother had told her many years ago, can only quench their thirst by opening their beaks to drops of rain.
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Characteristics of epitopes of limited variability on the head of influenza H1 haemagglutinin

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By José Lourenço, James Kempton, Sunetra Gupta, Hany Zinad
| BioRxiv
Abstract It is commonly assumed that all naturally protective targets of immunity in influenza are highly variable. Our theoretical work suggests, by contrast, that influenza evolution is primarily driven by naturally protective immune responses against epitopes of limited variability (ELV).
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