The disease spreads so fast and is so poorly understood that doctors and researchers are sharing their findings on Twitter and Facebook, not medical journals
They’re not full-fledged physicians, but they’ve been learning important skills that can take the pressure off credentialed M.D.s
The psychosocial repercussions of this crisis could make the tragedy even worse
Human health is obviously crucial, but epidemiological models should not ignore economic and ethical considerations
The pandemic is leading to an outbreak of age discrimination
In part, it means that you need to look beyond the patient’s chart
The outbreak has made it plain how important it is to explain to the public what we know and what we don’t, clearly and honestly
He’s grounded in humility and humanity; he uses plain language; he admits uncertainties and failings; and he refuses to make the science overtly political
New rules prohibiting spouses or doulas during labor and delivery in many New York City hospitals are putting vulnerable populations at greater risk
In these extraordinary times, we take a break from earth science to talk pandemic.
They wouldn’t in cases where these professionals are caring for infectious patients, but in other situations, they have
I don’t want talk. I don’t want assurances. I want action. I want boxes of N95 masks and other safety gear piling up in hospitals
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