A small bottle labeled with a “Vaccine” sticker is held near a medical syringe. Dado Ruvic | Reuters The U.S. has doled out billions to develop a vaccine against the coronavirus that has infected more than 5.1 million people across the country, locking in a minimum of 800 million doses as soon as the immunizations… Read More »
Health Tech Aug 13, 2020• Episode 21 of “The THCB Gang” was live-streamed on Thursday, August 13th! Watch it below. Joining Matthew Holt (@boltyboy) today are some of our regulars: policy & tech expert Vince Kuraitis (@VinceKuraitis), MD turned leadership coach Maggi Cary (@MargaretCaryMD), patient advocate Grace Cordovano (@GraceCordovano), and Consumer advocate & CTO of… Read More »
There’s nothing better than a cool glass of sweet tea in the summer… unless it’s a cool glass of sweet tea that you made yourself. And there’s nothing better than drinking a cool glass of sweet tea that you made yourself… unless it’s a cool glass of delicious homemade sweet tea that also happens to… Read More »
The federal government is still not prepared for COVID-19 in aged care despite the first outbreak happening in March, the Royal Commission into Aged Care has heard. “Our elderly citizens, and their families, deserve better,” counsel assisting the Royal Commission Peter Rozen, QC, said in his closing submissions on Thursday. Mr Rozen said instead of… Read More »
Use a flashlight you haven’t touched in ages Don’t be surprised if your battery-powered radio or flashlight won’t turn on when you need it most. You might think the battery is dead, but it could be a deeper issue, says Judge. “Over time, those batteries will leach acid that will get into the contacts,” he… Read More »