What seems clear is that we have crossed a threshold: The acute, collective crisis of the first years of the pandemic has ebbed. Now may be a moment to look back on what we’ve just been through, and try to make some sense of it.
Read more...The Land of 10,000 Lakes has been widely celebrated for its supposedly worker-friendly legislation this year, but liberal Democrats headed for the exits when push came to shove.
Read more...What if we convert redundant office space to affordable living space or public housing and quit with the return-to-office pressure?
Read more...The history of Cypriot cats, the Feline Coronavirus that’s infecting them, with its transmission, treatment, geographic and zoonotic spread, and its unsettlingly intriguing mechanism of action (with cat video).
Read more...Papers on Long Covid and immunology, quality of life, genetics, and natural history (and the media reaction thereto).
Read more...Can online learning be saved? Lessons from the pandemic school closures.
Read more...“We said we’d *control* infection, right?”
Read more...Economist Rajiv Sethi has a look at RFK, Jr.’s election prospects and thinks mainstream experts are underestimating him.
Read more...Despite billions spent on homelessness, the problem is only getting worse due to a failure to take on exceptional American rapaciousness.
Read more...Why you need to push your doctor hard to include fungus infection as a possible diagnosis for mystery ailments.
Read more...Dr. Ming Lin, fired by a private equity company for objecting to poor Covid practices, argues that doctors need to be in charge of patient care
Read more...A look at Hong Kong-based MaskLab.
Read more...America continues to be exceptional, here in our level of excess deaths.
Read more...It would be really nice if the NIH were not as dysfunctional as CDC. But I have my doubts….
Read more...Spoiler alert: yes. Though it’s not easy!
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