Comment: The idea of 'equal treatment for people at an equal level of risk' might be a good guiding principle in deciding how to prioritise vaccine rollout, writes Peter Singer. Now that Covid-19 vaccines are being rolled out, policymakers are wrestling with the question of how to distribute them quickly and equitably. There has been wide agreement that health workers should be vaccinated first, because they are needed to save the lives of those who are ill because of the virus. But deciding who should come next has spurred considerable debate. One relevant fact is that people over 65 have a higher risk of dying from Covid-19 than younger people do, and those over 75 are at even hig
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