| Greetings Quicktake readers! This week, will VIP patients get the vaccine early? Plus: Denmark's massive mink cull is a cautionary tale for the world. Stream now for free.  The vaccine equality divideEnsuring vaccine equity is becoming more complex as the world embarks on the biggest immunization effort in history. American film director Oliver Stone said he recently received an initial jab of Russia's Sputnik V vaccine, signaling the rich and powerful may be able to skip the line—a troubling prospect since lower-income individuals are more likely to get severely ill or die from Covid-19. As distribution continues, vaccine doses will likely be in short supply until late spring, and this week, the U.S. faced the first hiccups in its rollout of Pfizer's shots. Delivery of 3,900 doses was held up because they were too cold, and officials said the U.S. would get 900,000 fewer doses next week than were available this week, a warning to manage expectations when dealing with a vaccine program of this scale.—Andrew Mach Are you still watching?What to watch if...your Amazon delivery is running late. Smart trucks in China are watching if drivers doze, speed or slack off and weigh cargo in real time to prevent stealing. Bloomberg's Katrina Nicholas joins Take Geo. ...you have TSA PreCheck. There's increasing talk about using so-called immunity passports to get economies moving again. Airlines are already experimenting. Bloomberg's Stephanie Baker joins Take Charge. ...you stand with athlete activists. European soccer's latest high-profile incident of alleged racism has advocates calling for zero-tolerance policies for leagues, teams and fans. Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja reports.  Episodes to binge watch nowOne question, answeredWhat can we learn from #minkgate? Denmark beat back the first wave of the pandemic in the spring, a feat muffled by scandal in November when the government ordered the extermination of 17 million mink, decimating the fur industry. Bloomberg's Morten Buttler joins Take Geo.  We want to knowThe struggle is real. The pandemic has deprived many of us of the usual stimuli that keep us in balance (think: human contact and changing scenery) and induced very real feelings of anxiety, exhaustion and burnout, aka, Covid fatigue. So we asked a doctor how to deal with it. - How are you staying mentally and physically healthy during quarantine? Tell us your story.
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