truth about hospice care

 https://people.com/politics/jimmy-carter-hospice-length-expert/  2 of my family died of cancer - back in britain thats heartbreaking and a lot of work but non necessarily a financial calamity ; 

in usa how everyday families manage I dont know - I am expecting human centred AI in health service to change everything over next 7 yeas - which is probably one reason why those in US making most money from histroy's broken service systems will use noisy media to try to discredt ai for good - the ultimate entrepeneeurial revolution continues at www.economistlearning.com

chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk washington dc region, bethesda MD

comparing health research foci of 2 brillant american women

 different foci of zuck's wife priscilla chan and my fav person to learn from fei-fei li https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vX0qXf_65s go to 18.50 or 33,20 to see chan 24.10 or 42.55 to see fei-fei

any favs to learn from anyone?

sad news on india's pay to breathe industry

https://www.wired.com/story/breathing-is-a-luxury-in-indias-air-crisis/ 3 generatiosn of my maternal family tree were nursses and founders of munbai's first pharmacy kemps coreer before sir ken's 30 years of facilitating gandhi's independence dialogues - us this what the poepels of india wanted from independence  

chrismacrae.com normanmacrae.net economistdiary.com neumann.ning.com

abedian.app smithian.app co-covenor glasgow un june 2023 - smith 265th moral sentiments and Ai debriefing -innovations.ning.com next new york event in partnership with singapore and Un march 22-24 www.economstwater.com

 if you love children sack anyone in government or in world's biggest philanthropies or educatoion or tech who prevents your teens schools from stocking md's version of leave behind kit

sack doctots and other professionals too who have made money from opiods throufh 2010s instead of meducal knowhow we needed - eg preventing plagues

my family has lived within walking distance of us national institutes oh health for nearly 30 years: mathematically it seems as if only 51% of this running nationa institiute of health will agree with this post - lets fire them

 EH updates 

from Leadersquest - Singapore digital mental health ; Bangalore : Low-cost innovation in cardiac health at scale, founded by a world-renowned surgeon. Jaipur: An organization providing free, high-functioning prosthetic limbs to those in need, introducing a novel approach to well-being. Bangalore: Hand-held ECG machines with remote 24/7 diagnosis to serve rural populations. 

NB USA By designing healthcare by big orgs to be twice as expensive as anywhere else, and many times more costly for nurses and docs to study americans have had to quest to see world favorite health innovations (until now friends at ed3dao and dreamdao can virtual realise your professions most exciting dreams 24/7). To celebrate how 1billiongirls.com increased life expectancy to within reach of world norms with 10-100 times less money than usa look at Abedmooc.com (where Sir Fazle asked us to clarify the innovation opportunities of massive open online begin with valuing C=Cooperation not maximisng costs of Certification 

-see more January update at EA (Arts) EF (Food) EW (water) EL (learning) EU (university)

 I am the sort of person who tells doctors- don't give me a drug unless you stake you reputation that's its essential. That said I would like to thank the science that delivered  moderna and pfizer- their vaccines still look as safe as any drug can be after 2 years of mass use. They very specifically minimise risk of covid killing you- they are not as far as i understand going to stop all chances of you getting covid, and even  covid with minimum syptoms may infect others

Also  

https://search.cdc.gov/search/?query=vaccine%20safety&siteLimit=coronavirus&dpage=1

To be clear I live near US National Institutes of health- i feel that the world was badly let down by nih (in gact ever since anthrax 21 years ao I feel that a lot politics goes on at NUH is terrifying or tragic) and  this has parallel lessons for all sorts of fake media and dismal politics but regarding the science of moderna that as good as human endeavor can get

 

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