If you haven’t seen the movie Fight Club, you probably still know the first rule of Fight Club: don’t tell anyone about Fight Club. Well, Covid-19 (or in my case cancer) Fight Club turns this rule on its head: tell … Continue reading →
By now you’ve heard that remdesivir has been shown to reduce the duration of Covid-19 illness in some patients, and that the White House’s Dr. Deborah Birx has been tasked with helping to coordinate its distribution to where it is … Continue reading →
I want to share with you two reflective pieces about our mental (or spiritual?) state during lockdown, and one resource that sparks my hope for humanity actually rising to the challenge of this pandemic. The two essays are from The … Continue reading →
Have you been worried about being intubated and put on a ventilator if you need to go to the hospital with COVID-19? I know I have. Suddenly it’s looking like the chances of that happening are declining precipitously — and … Continue reading →
