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A critical point made is that "there's no life without risk," and society must accept that some level of danger is inherent. Encouraging healthier lifestyles—exercising, sleeping well, reducing stress and alcohol intake—can bolster individual resilience. However, he warns against victim-blaming, emphasizing that "it's not your fault" if you succumb; rather, societal arrangements and policies shape overall health outcomes.
He stresses that "we have to do better," with coordinated, honest, transparent policies rooted in science and compassion. The importance of community action—mask-wearing, social distancing, and vaccination—cannot be overstated.