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COVID-19 Update – A Message from Concerned Physicians
“EVERYTHING WE DO BEFORE A PANDEMIC WILL SEEM ALARMIST. EVERYTHING WE DO AFTER WILL SEEM INADEQUATE” – Michael Leavitt Why are we writing this? The COVID-19 pandemic has reached ... Continue Reading about COVID-19 Update – A Message from Concerned Physicians
Twitter During COVID-19 – 4 Tips for Less Noise
Twitter during COVID-19 is filled with commentary and conversations about coronavirus. There’s some really good information. And it's been clearly established that we're ... Continue Reading about Twitter During COVID-19 – 4 Tips for Less Noise
COVID-19 Infodemic and the Question of Expertise
Welcome to the COVID-19 infodemic. I opened Twitter last week to a guy with a 'biology degree' hosting an 'ask me anything' session on COVID-19. I stumbled on another thread ... Continue Reading about COVID-19 Infodemic and the Question of Expertise
The Connected Baby and the Internet of Onesies
It’s the age of the connected baby. But do we need monitors on babies that tell us when they turn over? Of course not. But we have the technology that allows us to know ... Continue Reading about The Connected Baby and the Internet of Onesies
WHO Joins TikTok – Thinking Coronavirus and Communication
To fight misinformation around the coronavirus pandemic, the WHO (World Health Organization) recently joined TikTok. Crazy? Maybe not. When the public health arm of the United ... Continue Reading about WHO Joins TikTok – Thinking Coronavirus and Communication
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