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DESCRIPTION:From imposing curfews\, lockdowns and bans on private gathering
 s to introducing new and sometimes coercive measures aimed at increasing v
 accination rates\, governments around the world are going to great lengths
  to protect their populations from COVID-19. How effective are these measu
 res at curbing the spread of the virus? At what point could the costs of l
 imiting personal freedom outweigh public health benefits\, and are these t
 wo objectives actually in conflict with each other?         \n	\n	Join us fo
 r our next Made by ºÚÁÏÉç alumni webcast as we discuss these thorny topics
  with experts in the fields of law and public health policy and examine ho
 w democratic governments are balancing public policy goals while protectin
 g fundamental human rights to health\, life and liberty.\n\nRegister for t
 his event.\n\nFeaturing:\n\nProf. Pearl Eliadis\, Associate Professor (Pro
 fessional)\, Max Bell School of Public Policy and Lecturer in civil libert
 ies at the Faculty of Law.\n\nProf. Nicholas B. King\, Associate Professor
 \, Biomedical Ethics Unit\, and Associate Member\, Department of Epidemiol
 ogy\, Biostatistics & Occupational Health and Max Bell School of Public Po
 licy.\n\nModerated by Derek Cassoff\, Managing Director of Communications\
 , University Advancement.\n	\n	Questions?\n	Submit your questions in advance 
 of the webcast by emailing aoc [at] mcgill.ca.\n
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SUMMARY:Defining freedom in the time of COVID - ºÚÁÏÉç Alumni
URL:/maxbellschool/channels/event/defining-freedom-tim
 e-covid-mcgill-alumni-337218
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