Haas says the Baynesian inference can be difficult to understand because most people want to apply the false positive rate to the total number of positive results, not the total number of tests

Tyson Foods, one of the world’s largest food processors, has launched a first of its kind program using algorithms to ramp up testing on workers who show no symptoms for COVID-19.

"The announcement is a validation of the DPC movement that is spreading throughout the US. More and more companies want to contract directly with healthcare providers rather than through third-party payers, such as insurance companies.”

"Medicaid reimburses nursing homes only about 80 percent of the private-pay rate and often less than the cost of providing the care, according to the American Health Care Association. Consequently, nursing homes heavily dependent on Medicaid have difficulty hiring and retaining enough quality caregivers at the very low salaries they can afford to pay."

Government officials, politicians, and industry leaders are doing the public a “grave disservice” by suggesting a COVID-19 vaccine could be ready by the end the year, Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier said in...

STLDI plans are bare-bones, low-cost health insurance for healthy people. They have been available for many years in virtually every state to meet the temporary need for insurance by people who are transitioning from home to school, from school to work or from job to job.

“You are certainly not hearing as much about the Henry Ford study as you are the Lancet paper that came out April 22. It was blared over all major media and halted a number of ongoing trails around the world."

The majority of deaths were attributed to co-morbidities.

“If Defendants can open or close any sector of the economy, at will, with nothing more than a vague reference that it is ‘dangerous,’ the potential for abuse is palpable."

“If Defendants can open or close any sector of the economy, at will, with nothing more than a vague reference that it is ‘dangerous,’ the potential for abuse is palpable."