In the COVID war, let’s act like we’re all on the same side
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David Mirvis
Dr. David Mirvis is emeritus professor, University of Tennessee Health Science Center, and senior research fellow at the Fogelman College of Business and Economics, The University of Memphis.
Guest Columnist
Bert Wolf
Bert Wolf is a tax, business and health care lawyer with a regional law firm.
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