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COVID vaccines won't be compulsory for the Tokyo Olympics. But if offered, here's what athletes need to know

  • Written by Kate Edwards, Associate Professor, Sydney School of Health Sciences, University of Sydney
COVID vaccines won't be compulsory for the Tokyo Olympics. But if offered, here's what athletes need to knowSayuri Inoue/www.shutterstock.com

Brisbane has just been confirmed as the preferred host for the 2032 Olympics. But Olympic organisers have more immediate concerns in mind — how to safely run the postponed Tokyo Olympics, due to start in July.

That’s why the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has released its “playbooks”,...

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