New research shows that Covid-19 may have come from the Wuhan Seafood Market, not from a lab. Either way, these live animal markets should be shut down.
Category: healthcare
How HCA Healthcare’s ‘Conservative’ Covid Strategy Reaped Dividends
Under the leadership of CEO Sam Hazen, the nearly 54-year-old company recorded higher revenue and profits in 2021 than before the pandemic.
Breaking The Rules Of Healthcare: Following The Science
Doctors who adhere to scientifically derived guidelines make better decisions than those who follow their guts. But this doesn’t mean that every patient should receive the exact same medical care every time.
Heidi Montag Is Eating Raw Organ Meat For Fertility, Here Are The Dangers
The star of the MTV’s reality show The Hills has been seen eating raw bison heart, raw liver, and raw bull’s testicles.
New Covid-19 Coronavirus Wave In Europe May Have Already Begun, Data Suggests
With the BA.2 Omicron “Stealth variant” spreading and Covid-19 precautions being lifted, conditions may be ripe for yet another Covid-19 upswing in the U.S. as well.
Fully Robotic Surgery May Depend On Elon Musk’s Mission To Mars
Fully robotic surgery may be a couple of decades away. But one thing could speed it up: billionaire engineer Elon Musk’s very public mission to Mars.
New ‘Deltacron’ Covid-19 Coronavirus Variant Is A Recombinant Of Delta And Omicron
The Institut Pasteur in France has now shared “solid evidence for a Delta-Omicron recombinant virus.”
From Hubris To Humility, How To Avoid Future Covid-19 Mistakes And Get To The “Next Normal”
In the face of grave challenges like Covid-19, humility works better than hubris. As information savvy and technologically advanced as we humans are, we can’t know everything. And the rejoinder to this dilemma is we must improve our current healthcare …
Oracle’s Latest Earnings Call Indicated Its Next Frontier: Healthcare
Industry giants are eager to improve this multi-trillion dollar industry.
The Medical Side Effect We Must Stop Ignoring: Financial Toxicity
Genetic testing allows us to determine who is at increased risk of disease so we can mitigate those risks. But are the recommended surveillance and risk reduction actions covered by your insurance?
