Telemedicine Tales
An MD who has supported telemedicine discusses some pitfalls in the Covid-era implementations.
Read more...An MD who has supported telemedicine discusses some pitfalls in the Covid-era implementations.
Read more...A libertarian perspective on nobility, democracy, and lobbying.
Read more...Some doctors estimate that there are as many as 70,000 “long Covid” patients in New York alone.
Read more...Some econmists have criticized industrial policy as zombie-crearting “macroeconomic populism.” Evidence indicates otherwise.
Read more...Boris Johnson is pressing his Brexit luck, which wasn’t looking all that hot.
Read more...Covid is rough on pretty much everyone, but those with drug or other substance abuse issues are really on the ropes.
Read more...Since Covid-19 will be with us till at least the end oe 2021 (and I suspect longer), it opens the path for emergency Medicare for All.
Read more...Hubert Horan recaps a talk with FT Alphaville’s Izabella Kaminska on why the airline is in desperate shape and not considering solutions.
Read more...A take on why Bahrain followed the UAE in recognizing Israel.
Read more...Lance Taylor explains that wage repression — far more than monopoly power, offshoring or technological change — is driving rising inequality.
Read more...CalPERS violates accounting rules by hiding outside consulting costs in internal investment overheads. None of the possible reasons are good.
Read more...A remarkable series of accidents led to the CalPERS board not being told how much CEO Marcie Frost’s advisor Randle Communications costs.
Read more...The latest sordid episode in the teardown of the US mail service.
Read more...New York City disproves popular beliefs about flight from cities and rent declines.
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