Three large employers thought they would change health care by creating a company called Haven. It went nowhere, after a lot of money down the tubes. One was JP Morgan, which then created a division called Morgan Health. Morgan Health has been investing in firms it thinks can control health care costs. The latest is $30 million for Centivo, which helps employers run self-funded plans. I hate to break it to JP Morgan but their health investments look as much like bad ideas as Haven was.
https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/payers/morgan-health-makes-30m-investment-centivoAnother dismal study for mask usage, finding that they are in fact pathogen collection devices.
I have not given up on providing summaries of relevant CV-19 research.
The unexpected death of a close friend is a shock to the quotidian routines of life.
Last week’s breakthrough report looks like it was some anomaly, as this week returns to the prior trend.
A population rate look at events by age group.
While cases appear to be declining across age groups, no one really knows what is happening anymore.
Giving poor people money makes no real difference in their lives, according to a new study, and common sense.
Solar panels are an unreliable, expensive energy source that also have enormous environmental costs.
Minnesota, at least the Twin Cities, has become a crime-ridden hellhole, thanks to whacked progressive policies.
Venture capital activity remains high, but down from last year.
What could give you greater pleasure on a lovely Sunday morning that reading some CV-19 research summaries?
Hospitals have made excellent progress in the last decade in reducing the number of adverse events occurring during treatment.
Our jackass of an incompetent Governor and our racist incompetent Attorney General are largely to blame for soaring drug overdose deaths in Minnesota.