Many people have gone a little bit overboard in their judgement about who should be doing what, when someone made a mistake in terms of diagnostics or quarantine, and what health officials should do next. Well it’s not so simple when you are the one actually there, with patients, and a lot is on the […]
Some people have said that nurse Amber Vinson was careless for flying right before being diagnosed with Ebola. She begs to differ, and she took time to explain herself on the TODAY show. “I’m an [Intensive Care Unit] nurse; I embrace protocol and guidelines and structure, because in my day-to-day nursing, it is a matter […]
Munck Wilson Mandala Partner Greg Howison shared his perspective on some of the legal ramifications around AI, IP, connected devices and the data they generate, in response to emailed questions.
Unreasonable fear of the virus is now costing people their jobs. Susan Sherman, a teacher at St. Margaret Mary Catholic School in Louisville, Ky., has resigned after being asked to take a 21-day leave of absence following a missionary trip to Kenya. Parents were worried, so they thought it would be better if she wasn’t at […]
Some clever nurses at University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center have found a safe way to prepare for Ebola treatment in one of the two new biocontainment units promised by Gov. Rick Perry in Dallas. They are using Tabasco sauce in place of the virus. Tabasco sauce is made by McIlhenny Co. from red peppers […]