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Posted on October 7, 2022October 6, 2022 by John C. Goodman

More Republicans than Democrats died from Covid.

60 years ago, Pres. Kennedy sought to “end cancer as we know it”; then VP Biden vowed to do the same; and now, as president, Biden has reignited the “Cancer Moonshot” he launched under Obama. Kim Bellard explains why we haven’t won the war.

For putting a value on quality adjusted years of life.

Why can’t the media tell the truth about hurricanes and climate change?

Scott Sumner on neoliberalism.

Scrutiny of retinal and ECG images shows that artificial intelligence can go way beyond human capabilities in health care. HT: Tyler

David Henderson on Anthony Fauci.

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