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Top of Mind Thursday – February 24, 2022: When Someone Tells You Who They Are…
Yesterday, Vladimir Putin’s threats to invade Ukraine went from occupying our mind space, as I mentioned last week, to a physical invasion and attack. Ukrainians are scrambling for cover, stock and commodity markets are flailing, and Western allies (including NATO) … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday : August 26 2021 – They’re Calling it WHAT?
This week, the FDA gave format approval to the COVID-10 vaccine from Pfizer. This is big news because it means that individuals and organizations who were holding off on vaccinations (or on requiring them for their employees) now have official … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday January 28, 2021: The Devil is in the Details
The good news is the vaccines to treat COVID-19 appear to be both safe and effective. The bad news is it can be nearly impossible to find a way to get one. The federal government has … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday February 21, 2018: The Power of the Herd
Measles is a highly contagious disease that sickened nearly 50,000 people a year, killing 500 in the mid-1950s. It was practically eradicated by the end of the 20th century. Until it wasn’t. In 2012, there were only 55 cases reported throughout the … Continue reading