Mandating children to wear facemasks for long periods of time while at school and participating in other activities is an unprecedented move, one that was put into place despite no research showing the practice is safe. It’s not simply a case of “something is better than nothing,” because the act of mask wearing comes with… Read More »
Is this finally proof the jabs have cracked Covid? Daily cases more than DOUBLE to 22,868 to highest level since second wave but deaths DROP 40% to just three Department of Health data showed 22,868 cases were recorded today but deaths stayed low at three It is the highest daily case number since late January… Read More »
Although the state of the pandemic has been looking better in the United States recently, National Coordinator for Health IT Micky Tripathi says we’re not out of the woods yet. But technology can help ensure a more seamless response moving forward, he said. One job for inter-agency task forces, he noted, will be considering:… Read More »
By HANS DUVEFELT Words can be misleading. Medical terms work really well when shared between clinicians. But we can’t assume our patients speak the same language we do. If we “run with” whatever key words we pick up from our patient’s chief complaint, we can easily get lost chasing the wrong target. Where I work,… Read More »