Data That Matters January 2025
Covid continues to kill ~900 people per week in the US. 2024 was the first year with twelve months exceeding Continue reading
Covid continues to kill ~900 people per week in the US. 2024 was the first year with twelve months exceeding Continue reading
The article is good, but they may have buried the lede. “How many people died from COVID-19? Probably more than Continue reading
A nice and concise entry to an Ars Technica article;“By displacing fossil fuels, wind and solar saved the US $250 Continue reading
Support for authoritarians is near-majority (47%) for lower income but is much lower (27%) for higher income. Income inequality tied Continue reading
Defibrillators were a break-through for treating heart attacks. Their delivery has been improved. They were invented in 1930, and have Continue reading
Life is temporary, but ideally, death comes from situations beyond our control and happens after decades of life. In the Continue reading
Sad to say, but the term ‘deaths of despair’ is becoming more common. US society is no longer simply bifurcating. Continue reading
Brain implants are allowing the speechless to speak. Whether through illness or accident, some people lose the ability to speak. Continue reading