May 12, 2021
Wed. 05/12 - How Epidemiologists Are Approaching Post-Vaccine Life
A look at how epidemiologists are approaching their personal returns to everyday life. How Denmark has quadrupled their cardiac arrest survival rate and whether the same system could be adopted in other nations. And a program that will make your website inaccessible to visitors every night, all in the name of improving health and wellbeing.
A look at how epidemiologists are approaching their personal returns to everyday life. How Denmark has quadrupled their cardiac arrest survival rate and whether the same system could be adopted in other nations. And a program that will make your website inaccessible to visitors every night, all in the name of improving health and wellbeing.
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- America Dissected, americadissected.com
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Links:
- How US Epidemiologists Are Returning (Carefully!) to Everyday Life (NY Times)
- An app that swiftly sends CPR volunteers to heart attack sufferers has made a big difference in Denmark. Could this be copied in the U.S.? (Washington Post)
- How an App Can Save You From a Heart Attack (Gizmodo)
- You're more likely to survive cardiac arrest in Denmark thanks to an app (Input Mag)
- A website that shuts down for the night (Boing Boing)
- nightnight.みんな
- Ford Patents Terrible Billboard Scanning Tech, Shows In-Car Ads (Motor1)
- Kottke.Org
- Jackson Bird on Twitter
