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Vaccines for COVID-19. Part 2: And We’re Off!
Vaccines for COVID-19. Part 2: And We’re Off!
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Vaccines for COVID-19. Part 1: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly
There are currently over 140 SARS-cov2 vaccine candidates (here’s the full list). Many of those...
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The Perfect Storm? COVID-19 Infection and Hospitalization Rates Soar
COVID-19 Infection
Read MoreAsymptomatic COVID-19 Infection: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You
SARS-CoV-2 (severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2) is the etiological agent responsible for the global COVID-19 (coronavirus disease 2019) outbreak. In the past few weeks, there have been several dramatic developments...
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COVID 19 – What Happens Next for the USA?
What Happens Next for the USA? While there are a great many more blogs to write about COVID-10...
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The US Already Has Reached A Million COVID Cases
What is not widely known are 3 things: testing backlogs, insufficient testing, and almost asymptomatic cases.
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The Quantum Physics of Wound Healing: Part 2: Thoughts on Quantum Phenomena and Their Relation to Wound Healing
To continue our exploration of the quantum physics of wound healing I want to take a long detour...
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Clinic Visit Frequency, Chronic Wound Healing, and Beyond
The Quantum Physics of Wound Healing
Read MoreDoes the Frequency of Clinic Visits Affect Outcomes
In our prior blog Prior Belief Systems, Placebos, Nocebos, and Wound Healing we talked about various belief systems in regard to wound care. However, there is another elephant in the room that we have not mentioned and that is...
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Prior Belief Systems, Placebos, Nocebos, and Wound Healing
I talked before about clinical equipoise but one issue that was avoided is belief systems....
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Equipoise in Clinical Trials
Equipoise is something we don’t discuss enough when it comes to designing clinical trials. Fries...
Read MoreHealth Economics
Health economics is the study of medical procedures, drugs, or devices, in terms of cost and outcomes. Although there are many approaches, the most common is cost effectiveness (CE). In this kind of study, the introduction of a...
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