The development of a COVID vaccine is one of the most closely watched human experiments in modern medical history. A defining moment shaped by global coordination, federal and ... Continue Reading about COVID Vaccine – 4 Lessons from Speedy Development
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Joe Biden, Section 230 and the Future of Communication
As the country moves from Joe Biden as the anti-Trump option to Joe Biden as leader of the free world, I’ve been thinking about how things might change in medicine, media and ... Continue Reading about Joe Biden, Section 230 and the Future of Communication
John Snow Memo v. Great Barrington – The Johns Hopkins Debate
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health held a debate on October 30, 2020. Locking Down or Opening Up? A Debate on the Best Path Through the Pandemic - Discussing the John ... Continue Reading about John Snow Memo v. Great Barrington – The Johns Hopkins Debate
Why We Can’t See COVID as a Wicked Problem
I have been thinking about concept of the wicked problem and how it could explain our debate and deep division over COVID’s public health management. What’s a wicked ... Continue Reading about Why We Can’t See COVID as a Wicked Problem
Great Barrington Declaration and What It Says About Us
The latest political battle over COVID has taken the form of two dueling petitions: The Great Barrington Declaration and the the John Snow Memorandum. Their conception reflect the ... Continue Reading about Great Barrington Declaration and What It Says About Us
Cures Act Final Rule – How It Will Change Medicine
The ONC Cures Act Final Rule (Cures Rule) is the biggest health care law you’ve never heard of. But it’s a law that's going to fundamentally shift the way we see patients and their ... Continue Reading about Cures Act Final Rule – How It Will Change Medicine
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