Who Gets the Ventilator? Disability Rights and COVID-19 Medical Rationing
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The COVID-19 pandemic has forced healthcare systems to make decisions about how to ration medical treatments – and many have chosen to explicitly de-prioritize people for these treatments based on pre-existing disabilities. Professor Samuel Bagenstos and attorney Alison Barkoff join us to talk about their work on COVID-19 medical rationing advocacy and what lessons we … Continue reading Who Gets the Ventilator? Disability Rights and COVID-19 Medical Rationing →
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