How Virginia Juked Its COVID-19 Data
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Queuing analyses in health care
Queuing models were developed by Agner Erlang in 1904 to help determine the capacity needed for the Dutch telephone system. Since health c...
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Foundry Group And Slack Are Backing A Virtual Therapy Startup That Raised $8.1 Million
Venture capital firm Foundry Group led the $8.1 million funding round for Meru Health. * This article was originally published here
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Coronavirus Pandemic Shines A Spotlight On What’s Right And Wrong With US Healthcare
Coronavirus shines a spotlight on fundamental cracks in the business model of the healthcare sector and points to what needs to change. * T...
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Don’t Close Parks. Open Up Streets.
New York’s cemeteries have overflowed before. In the 1850s, the people filling the cemetery were not all dead. Throughout the hot days of su...
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We Need to Fix COVID-Damaged Care Sites and Give the Country Better Care and Universal Coverage in the Process
By GEORGE HALVORSON The COVID crisis has shown us clearly that major portions of the American care system are extremely dysfunctiona...
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Fighting fraud sensibly in a global pandemic
COVID-19 has wreaked havoc for patients, family, the economy and the health care system. In an attempt to provide support to families and bu...
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The Big Story: Making Sense of the Pandemic
The Atlantic ’s Ed Yong, the author of pieces such as “How the Pandemic Will End” and “Our Pandemic Summer,” joins the deputy editor Ross An...
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Payer perceptions of genomic precision medicine
Precision medicine is the future…at least that is what we have been told. But to treat patients based on genetic biomarkers, one first has ...
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I Thought Stage IV Cancer Was Bad Enough
Caitlin Flanagan / The Atlantic The good thing about having Stage IV cancer is that nobody thinks you’re bellyaching when you complain abou...
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When “Elective” Surgery Is Necessary: Operating During Coronavirus-COVID-19
Many hospitals across the country have begun to consider how to safely and effectively create re-entry programs, which includes treating sur...
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Some good news in the fight against COVID-19
Looks like remdesivir had some positive results against COVID-19. As reported in STAT news : The preliminary data showed that the time ...
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Quotation of the Day: On IQ
Being enthusiastic is worth 25 IQ points. The Technium, “ 68 Bits of Unsolicited Advice “ * This article was originally published here
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How Long Does COVID-19 Coronavirus Live On Clothes? How To Wash Them
Here are the precautions to take for your clothes and your shoes during this SARS-CoV2 pandemic. * This article was originally published he...
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Georgia’s Experiment in Human Sacrifice
Editor’s Note: The Atlantic is making vital coverage of the coronavirus available to all readers. Find the collection here . At first, Der...
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Here’s Some Good News About The Coffee You’re Drinking During The Coronavirus Lockdown
We could all use some good news during the COVID health crisis, and many of us love coffee, so let’s jump into some science-based good news ...
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