#Hospitals

Paul Doroshenko, Q.C.

PaulDoroshenko

So 2-3% death rate was based on the stats out of China which were probably all a lie. But that’s where we stand in BC. In Italy and Spain its

Back in Time West London

OldLondonW14

London has often faced the terrible challenge of disease outbreaks. The smallpox epidemic in 1881 led to a desperate shortage of hospital beds. London’s Metropolitan Asylums Board (MAB) considered housing

elizabeth bruenig

ebruenig

What's so bizarre about this is that in times of plague -- specifically the Black Death -- some clergy rushed to tend the sick (and thus died at higher rates

More Perfect Union

MorePerfectUS

Most medical debt in the U.S. can be forgiven immediately.The health care industry doesn’t want you to know this, but the process is straightforward and we explain exactly how you

Los Angeles Times

latimes

Breaking: L.A. County health officials issued a dire warning Monday that conditions amid the coronavirus pandemic are deteriorating rapidly and the highly contagious virus is spreading swiftly in the community.https://www.latimes.com/califo

Tanya Selak

GongGasGirl

Irish Update Covid-19Speakers: Catherine Motherway -Pres ICU Soc IrelandJohn Laffey - Prof Anaes and ICMJohn Bates - Dean Joint Faculty ICM IrelandChair: Kevin BaileyOrganiser: Andrew Mortimore(Please note I expect some

AG

AGHamilton29

We are going to have to get to the point where people realize that spikes in cases don't necessarily mean we are doing something wrong. Increased activity comes with risks,

Erin Gilmer, esq. - Health is a Human Right

GilmerHealthLaw

The thing about "elective" surgeries is that elective only means you aren't dying in that exact moment. For ex, the spine surgery I need is still considered "elective" until I

Paul Natt

PaulNatt1

I got this message from Vijay Advani, who attended today a Zoom call with US Secretary of State along with 139 US CEOs to discuss US - India Covid relationship:—————————————-US

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HavaldarShinde

The idea behind flattening the curve is to give the healthcare system and the state a fair chance to fight. What have been the improvements wrt that in the past

Dan O'Neill

dp_oneill

In @nejmcatalyst, @ALKaplan_MD and I tackle the #Covid shock to hospital & physician practice finances.As Warren Buffett says, "when the tide goes out, you find out who's been swimming naked"Or,

Inayat Singh Kakar

inayat_s_kakar

1/8 27 civil society groups send letter to @ArvindKejriwal & @LtGovDelhi with concerns regarding the Delhi govt price capping Order & Circular. @SatyendarJain @ShaleenMitra @abhinandita_m @AkshayMarathe @Jasmine441 @msisodia @Atishi

Mark Murphy

DrMarkMurphy

Wading into the debate on the public-takeover of our private hospitals. It cannot and should not be simplified into a #keepthecontract V #cancelthecontract dynamicIt is a luxurious fallacy to believe

Jennifer Williams

JenWilliamsMEN

One thing I heard yesterday is that GM had asked for £15m a month on the furlough/self employment side. Apparently govt view is that this in reality means £90m, costed

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

1/ Look, I get why people were so scared three or four weeks ago. I was too. But now - for the media to ignore the real demographics and scare

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cadalakjack

Trump tells hospitals they have to report data thru HHS Protect developed by Palantir Technologies, a data-mining firm that works with the Pentagon law enforcement agencies, including ICE. Peter Thiel,