Of the key lessons that COVID-19 has served up on a silver platter, one of the clearest takeaways is that the U. S. healthcare system is not set up to handle a public health pandemic like the novel coronavirus.
The ability of a U.S. physician to land a job has been easy until a surge of U. S. cases of the coronavirus strain Covid-19 “flipped” the job market and reduced the demand for doctors during the pandemic, a new report shows.
The oft-cited timeline for a coronavirus vaccine is “12 to 18 months,” an estimate based more on optimism than evidence. This article examines the role denial plays in medicine’s never-ending quest for cures.
To succeed in global health, we need to learn from positive and negative outliers (exemplars). Recently, the Exemplars in Global Health project was launched to broadly share lessons from positive outliers in global health.
‘We’ve made this point on multiple occasions and that is we’re moving back into a modification mode of our original stay-at-home order,’ Newsom said at a press briefing, adding, ‘This continues to be a deadly disease.’
Over the weekend, healthcare professionals took to twitter to disclose their own mental health histories. This was unprecedented, but barriers to care still remain, including stigmatizing questions on licensing applications. Can we finally change the c…