US EditionFernando Polack, the Pandemic and Alamesa: the Inclusive Project He Created for His Daughter and Is a National Example
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Fernando Polack is one of the most respected scientific figures in the country. During the Covid-19 pandemic he led in Argentina the study that allowed to validate the first vaccine in the world developed by the laboratory Pfizer. But beyond the laboratories, today he promotes an initiative that combines inclusion, sensitivity and triple impact: Alamesa, a restaurant attended exclusively by young neurodivergents, including his daughter Julia. Th…
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