People who've had COVID-19 vaccines should get a state-issued 'driver's license' to party, top bioet
Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel is ready to step out and party - well, almost.
The chair of the department of medical ethics and health policy at the University of Pennsylvania hasn't been to the theater in over a year and he says he's "dying to go." He's also planning to travel to Switzerland this summer.
But first, he has to sort out a big open question - both for himself, and for anyone he's going to share some air with.
"How am I supposed to prove that I've been vaccinated?" he asks. "What I have now is a CDC cardboard piece of paper, right? It's ridiculous."
Emanuel says it shouldn't be so hard for authorities to develop a reliable, relatively fraud-proof and secure driver's license-style verification system for gauging COVID-19 immunity status. Ideally, such a system could replace the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's white vaccine cards, which are both easy to fabricate and too big to fit in standard wallets.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/people-whove-had-covid-19-110500761.html
You could get that done in Democratically controlled states but not Republican ones. The Republicans feel it infringes on their freedumb.
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