#Regulatory

Zack Cooper

zackcooperYale

Why is health spending in the US high?This terrific episode of Freakonomics is focused on End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD). The issue is a window into why we spend a

Michael Dougan

mdouganlpool

Just finalised talk on implications of UK Internal Market Act 2020 for devolved policymaking by Scotland / Wales in field of public health, e.g. strategies to combat illness & deaths

Bilal Zuberi

bznotes

1/ I have been thinking about @pmarca post this past week. Here are some of my thoughts on his excellent essay.—> “How To Build If…Its Time To Build?”https://link.medium.com/mndulc7AS5 2/ Lux

Adam Habib

AdHabb

South Africa needs to end the lockdown: here's a blueprint for its replacementhttps://theconversation.com/south-africa-needs-to-end-the-lockdown-heres-a-blueprint-for-its-replacement-136080 Interesting piece!The argument is for a gradual sectoral

Abdulla E Fakhro

abdullaefakhro

1/ Picture a company that achieved 21% sales CAGR over the past decade, all internally funded, with consistent 70% gross margins, 40% EBITDA margins, 25%+ ROEs and 15%+ ROAs. Must

Brian Wallach

bsw5020

This paper should be required reading for any biopharma exec, regulator or advocate/advocacy group. The focus right now is on one brave woman, @Chance4Lisa, and one company, @biogen, but the

Nick von Westenholz

nvonwestenholz

Dominic Lawson’s again waded in on the issue of trade policy, food and standards of production. Difficult to discern the thrust of his argument, but I think it is “a

Faisal Islam

faisalislam

Government’s new 21 point flowchart for exports of meat and dairy to EU after a No Deal Brexit... currently would consist of driving produce through tunnel - now this requires

Luke Oakden-Rayner

DrLukeOR

This week, famous researchers called for more transparency in #medical #AI and...I hate it. Not only is the letter they make their case in wrong-headed and bizarrely off-target, but @michaelhoffman

Peter Foster

pmdfoster

Today in a leaked letter Lord Frost concedes that EU will not give UK preferential trade terms to UK cars...but that is not what @BorisJohnsonpromised on 2019 election trail. So

David Pomerantz

DavidPomerantz

A thread: how many customers who are struggling to pay their electric bills during COVID could be given relief if electric utility CEOs took modest paycuts, still leaving them with

Jansen Reyes

JansenBReyes1

1. #Gibraltar #5G #Gibtelecom. I head up technology at Gibtelecom and would like to set the record straight with regards to 5G. Also happy to answer non-commercially sensitive questions. 2.

Martin Humphries

MJ_Humphries

1. “Topological features of integrin adhesion complexes revealed by multiplexed proximity biotinylation” now out in @JCellBiol. https://is.gd/pp1krb 2. Congrats @MeganChastney Craig Lawless @JDHL18 @DrMCJones33 @BioMS_ManUni @wtcc

Eric Wall

ercwl

Unpopular/popular opinions:- Ethereum will ride massively on the "it's an environmental crypto that doesn't waste as much electricity as a country the size of Ireland"-meme. True or not, no amount

Victor Ferguson

VictorAFerguson

1/6 Interesting. When the US pulled out in 2017 the idea of China joining was floated. I'd just written a thesis on the SOE chapter (17), and felt sufficiently skeptical

Michael Doyle

M_Doyle7

1/9Failing Fast and Slow: What does Tory handling of Corona tell us about Brexit?(A short but important thread) 2/9If ventilators were invisible concepts like 'Sovereignty' instead of physical countable items,