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Georgia was the first state in the country to allow businesses to reopen after the initial coronavirus lockdown in 2020, but with people gripped with fear of the unknown, this move drew criticism…
From The African Journal of Information and Communication (AJIC):
Most policymaking attention with respect to intellectual property barriers to COVID-19 prevention, treatment and containment has…
“The United States is a nation of laws, badly written and randomly enforced,” noted the late musician and satirist Frank Zappa. I often think of that snarky comment as I write about the…
From Inside P&C:
To some executives, the capital markets provide possible solutions that should be explored by the insurance industry.
Jerry Theodorou, director of finance, insurance &…
From Nature:
Designing national testing policies for SARS-CoV-2 faces several challenges, both technical and political. Even the choice of testing technology is difficult. Reverse…
Not long ago, news broke of the death of Marvin Lee Aday—better known as the iconic singer Meat Loaf. Sources confirmed that he succumbed to COVID-19, and it took little time for social media…
From WFTV:
“I think there are a couple phenomenon going on here. One is that people have sort of become accustomed to living with COVID. In a sense the pandemic has gone on for two years….
Zealous advocates for pandemic restrictions ought to pay careful attention to a recent federal court ruling if they want to understand why many Americans are so leery of their endless and…
Capitalism’s foes can’t make much headway arguing that socialist societies do a better job at providing for the economic and physical needs of the population, so critics are reduced to…
The COVID-19 pandemic has become the go-to excuse for pretty much everything these days, from reduced public services and limited business operations to what have you. My favorite recent example…
