Last week’s insurrection at the U.S. Capitol will live in infamy. Twitter suspends Trump and Facebook and YouTube follow in suit. It may serve as one of the most historic moments ... Continue Reading about Twitter Suspends Trump – How it Could Change the Internet
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One Vaccine or Two | What the Debate Tells Us
If you spend any time with doctors, epidemiologists and concerned citizens on Twitter you’ll catch the latest debate: One vaccine or two for COVID. The logic is that given limited ... Continue Reading about One Vaccine or Two | What the Debate Tells Us
Stanford’s COVID Vaccine Algorithm – What We Can Learn
Stanford stepped in just before Christmas when they distributed their COVID vaccine supply according to a homemade algorithm. When the vaccine algorithm was unleashed it invited ... Continue Reading about Stanford’s COVID Vaccine Algorithm – What We Can Learn
The Vaccine Selfie – Another View on Medicine’s Moment
The current moment in medicine is defined by the vaccine selfie. Pictures on Twitter and Instagram have marked a turning point in the COVID pandemic where desperate health ... Continue Reading about The Vaccine Selfie – Another View on Medicine’s Moment
Telemedicine and Our Transitional Moment
In 2020 with the nearly overnight adoption of telemedicine we experienced a variant what 20th century media theorist Marshall McLuhan called the transitional moment. It basically ... Continue Reading about Telemedicine and Our Transitional Moment
Anorexia in the Clinic Note – Should it be Removed?
We're over a month into the Cures Act Final Rule and doctors are adjusting to the idea of sharing their notes with patients. Patients are adjusting to reading clinic notes. This ... Continue Reading about Anorexia in the Clinic Note – Should it be Removed?
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