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2021 in COVID

I’ve been on the road most of the day; so, today’s post is just a share of a news item.

Open Season

I am not referring to the opportunity to change Medicare plans. No, I refer to hunting; not the hunting of ducks or deer or other […]

This Week in COVID

Here’s the week’s COVID update from BCM’s Dr. Klotman. This was a Q&A session with questions submitted prior to the broadcast.

Kirok & Kalo

I read a couple of interesting items today. One was about a NASA mission intended to test the idea of kinetic, planetary defense systems, and […]

3rd Poke

Call it a “Jab,” if you like. When I was a resident and we stuck needles into our patients to draw blood or start an […]

Lesser Truths

I subscribe to LinkedIn, and I have for years. Now and then, I get a job referral that I pass on to a friend or […]

Amend this!

The Bill of Rights of the American Constitution is a remarkable collection of amendments. I have always found the First Amendment more noteworthy than the […]

Shang-Chi

This Marvel universe superhero origin story hit the Disney+ market a few days ago. I haven’t posted a review of it until now because it […]

Geeze!

A former workmate of mine at the State of Texas once described legislative hearings as “Theater for Ugly People.” And, I think that the basic […]

Commies

From Today’s TMA Medical News Roundup First Lady, Surgeon General Team Up With DC Comics In Effort To Encourage COVID-19 Vaccinations Among Kids On its […]