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Life Beyond The New Norm

21-May-20 12:00

Life Beyond The New Norm

What does your everyday life look like right now? Gloves and face masks have become more important than your wallet when leaving your home and temperature checks with QR check-ins have become a routine. But while these may seem as a temporary measure to fight COVID-19, how could we better prepare ourselves for a future pandemic?

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu

Presented by: Jeff Sandhu, Freda Liu, and Audrey Raj


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