This story is about something really creepy and disgusting. It is about routinely using people as batteries to power devices. What comes to my mind is the prospect of an ironic ending to the famous depiction of evolution, the one where the neanderthal gradually turns into a straight-walking modern man, etc. It looks like if… Read More »
A nurse, a teacher, and a journalist log in to a Zoom. ups of tea and coffee in hand, they are participating in an online ‘Death Café’. These people are meeting today because they share something in common: they are all going to die. Death Cafes bring people from all walks of life together to… Read More »
Hi friends! I hope you had a lovely weekend. Ours was a special one because we got to welcome the newest member of our family. Meet Maisey. She’s a mini sheepadoodle and the sweetest, snuggliest, sassiest little goose. Maisey has already made Caro her best friend (Caro is still trying to figure out what the… Read More »
Health insurers face a July 1, 2021 deadline to meet Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources, or FHIR, interoperability standards for patients to access their clinical data through a member application such as a mobile device. Many payers are nervous about having a plan in place by October or November to have time to deploy new technical… Read More »