#Care

someone much smarter than me just explained the Primal Scream problem is that no one really wants to say the truth:"Eventually it is going to come out that the reason
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With the ACA being argued in the Supreme Court today, I thought about the countless apts, scans, meds, etc. I've had access to while pursuing science.And how 71+ million people
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I find it annoying that ICICI Pru sends me emails everyday about healthy food and living after I bought a life term policy. This presumption of marketers that they need
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1)I know we've been rightly talking a lot about the incompetence of @tedcruz @GovAbbott but we should also lift up the great Texas Democrats, activists, & advocates working hard for
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Hi friends. We're starting to get an idea of which post-election scenario we've got. Time to reassess, retool, and adaptHere's my take on where we are and where we're goingTl;dr:
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On travel bans and legal rules: a few thoughts. For several weeks this year it was a criminal offence in Scotland to leave your home without reasonable excuse. The law
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Mental health is looked at as a "workplace hazard" for creatives. That's the unfortunate truth. We are looked at as providers, not consumers. The honus to perform and entertain is
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While my advocate colleague and I are professional in how we do advocate as we see it as the only way. I do relate to the feelings of exasperation, anger,
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Last week @KQEDForum's @mkimreporter covered the crisis facing one of our most essential workforces, whose members go about their work largely unseen, uncompensated, and who face incredible challenges during the
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A short thread about hospital bed pressuresThis may surprise some people outside the healthcare bubble but for a population of c 60 million, England (pre-pandemic) only had just over 100,000
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Today, I’m torn between advocating for my ideal world, in which a theme park would not have to open during a pandemic in order for tens of thousands of people
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Congress clinches sweeping deal on coronavirus relief, government fundinghttps://thehill.com/homenews/senate/531074-congress-gets-sweeping-deal-on-coronavirus-relief-government-funding Pelosi/Schumer: The package includes bipartisan, bicame
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oh nolan finally figured out how to log back into his childhood twitter account and deleted it? RIP. pour one out for her y'all know it's because his goddamn sandwich
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The Daily Telegraph leader today says: "Let's admit what we got wrong in 2020, and shake things up in 2021". Great idea. I have some suggestions. How about:https://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/2021/01/01/admit-got-wrong-2020-sh
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1. Attempts to reverse terrorist radicalization often approach the task by trying to change the radical belief system. But folks like Jihadists aren't likely to just change their views. But
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The Maastricht Treaty was signed by John Major, February 1992, but only ratified in Parliament in September, by Major taking the nuclear step of calling for a Vote of Confidence.
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