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The Perverse Persistence Of Fax Machines In American Medicine
In the words of Sarah Kliff, fax machines are “the cockroach of American medicine: hated by doctors and medical professionals but able to survive — even thrive — in a hostile environment.”
Organ Donations Increase When Motorcyclists Gather
Researchers have quantified the link between large motorcycle rallies, fatalities, and organ donations.
Misinformation, Mosquitoes, And Mutations, Oh My!
Some interesting tidbits of recent legal and scientific health news
You Have The Right To Your Radiology Test Results: What You Need To Know
Your body; your data.
Small But Positive Steps Towards Health Deregulation
Congress could help lower health costs by allowing patients to purchase more medical devices and supplies without a prescription.
Should We Punish Physicians Who Spread Covid-19 ‘Misinformation’?
Instead of outlawing questionable ideas, combat bad ideas with better ideas.
How Public Health Technology Can Be Misused To Stifle Dissent
A Covid-19 tracking system was misused in China to place “digital handcuffs” against protestors.
How The Bernoulli Effect Can Help Patients And Physicians
The Bernoulli effect has real-life applications in safety and medicine.
Traffic Safety Signs May Be Hazardous To Your Health
How government behavioral “nudges” can backfire, sometimes fatally so.
When Ukrainian Surgeons Treat Russian POWs
Adherence to the Geneva Conventions helps Ukraine, regardless of what Russia does.
