No one can say what a return to normalcy will look like, how long it will take to get there or if normal like 2019 is even achievable. New York Times Emily Bazelon moderated a panel discussion to seek answers and weigh morality. Five experts talked about the principles and values that will determine the choices.
SOURCE: New York Times, April 10, 2020. Link. In the longer run, though, it’s important to acknowledge that a trade-off will emerge and become more urgent in the coming months.
Also see: The new normal is abnormal, LinkedIn, April 10, 2020. Link.
Stability and consistency during times of flux are critical for survival.” – William Jeffries, CEO
INSIGHTS: It is easy and important to manage the pandemic’s effects. COVID-19 is like a big hurricane. Since it has come to U.S. ground, its damage is inevitable and to what extent is unknown.
The conundrum for animal health pros is to maintain the health of every domestic animal and avoid more human risk or potential damage to our food supplies. We’ve done that using proactive measures that cannot be ignored.
Also see: Rabies vaccinations essential! Lyme, Lepto, FELV situational, Animal Health Digest, April 7, 2020. Link.