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If you lock down before the horse has left the barn, you get a good outcome/Seattle Times
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/health/short-staffed-and-undersupplied-coronavirus-crisis-strains-seattle-areas-capacity-to-deliver-care/
Coffee and COVID–perhaps the best news site for COVID on the web
If you have not been reading the “Coffee and COVID” substack you have missed out on some of the most up-to-date info on all things COVID from the sharp, discerning and amusing legal mind belonging to Jeff Childers. Today I see the title is “COVID and Courage,” which I think refers to trusting the mouse…
Flu Shots: Clearing the Air, Correcting the citations/ Vancouver Sun
British Columbia ‘s chief medical officer pushed mandatory flu shots for healthcare workers, then backed up the policy with specious claims, showing he had not a clue what the science really said. The Cochrane Collaboration’s Tom Jefferson, MD, a flu vaccine expert who had reviewed the world literature and coauthored several Cochrane meta-analyses on the…
Rights Groups, in Letter to Obama, Question Legality and Secrecy of Drone Killings/ NYT
Finally, human rights advocates are asking the US government on what legal basis it can choose to assassinate people, and by the way, what is the process for choosing who gets offed and another thing, what’s up with the drones?! The usual administration response is just too precious: “Our approach is marked by scrupulous adherence to…