Center faculty Daniel Goldberg, JD, PhD is quoted, “Typically, having a communicable disease damages a person’s status, resulting in stigma. But an immunity card system would be the inverse, indicating when a person who is thought to be immune to the virus achieves a positive social status, along with the resulting benefits — like being able to go to work, visit friends or go to restaurants. It’s problematic from an ethical standpoint to do that on the basis of disease status.”  Read article>>