Headlines I Wish I Hadn’t Seen
Can computer viruses affect your pacemaker?
Coming: major shortage of primary care physicians.
At $112,000 per patient, Los Angeles leads the nation on spending in the last two years of life.
There is a 95% chance you are washing your hands incorrectly. (For males, its worse.)
ObamaCare will share personal health info with federal, state agencies.
“For the first time, the agency recommended that manufacturers submit security plans to ward off cyberattacks when seeking FDA approval for their products”
Looks like the solution is more regulation
You know those scammers that infect our computer with malware and then try to sell you the scanner to remove it? I sure hope those guys don’t infect my pacemaker with malware. The cost might be far more than the $39.95 for the spammer’s worthless software.
On a serious note though, will they be reforming the way pacemakers are made or add hardware to prevent viruses?
“Private equity funds rapid growth of walk-in clinics”
A good time to invest in any that are public right now.
Absolutely. Those stocks will be looking extremely bullish in the near future.
The healthcare language of “infect” and “virus” works well the programs are targeting medical devices.
Welcome to the future.
The computer virus is obamacare and it will affect physicians and patents all over the nation incorrectly.
A. The ACA is not a computer virus
B. How does one “affect … incorrectly”?
C. Your comment makes no sense.
He is using the pacemaker virus article as a symbolic metaphor for the ACA’s effect on the nations health.
Washing your hands is a necessary activity for personal hygiene. It is remarkable how many people “fail” at washing their hands. Water does not kill germs, I thought that this was a commonly known fact.