MIT Spectrum | April 22, 2021
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Die Gesundmacher aus dem Großkapital
Mehr Impfstoffe, bessere Krebstherapien und neue Medikamente gegen seltene Krankheiten...der Schlüssel dazu in der Hightech-Finanzwelt liegt.
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Collaboration fuels best practices for health IT implementation
"The promise of these technologies is that they're going to automate a lot of practices and processes, but they don't do that perfectly."
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Taking the fight to the pandemic
"An...effort is needed now, both to help win the global war against COVID-19 and to ensure that nothing like this ever happens again.”
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In Ontario, new project will give providers and patients more access to health records
“Making health data available for academic research is an important step in advancing our understanding of diseases and cures."
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A slice of pizza for your most intimate secrets? How much (or little) we value our digital privacy
Christian Catalini says: "...although we do care about privacy, we make rushed or impulsive decisions when placed in the wrong context."
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How to accelerate with care
“Changing values, attitudes, and beliefs is key to driving secure behaviors [as is building] for a cybersecurity mindset."
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Home health aides, who help elderly and disabled people, are in short supply
...better training and expanded duties for home health aides...will help the elderly manage chronic conditions and stay out of [the] hospital.
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Fact-checking COVID-19 posts isn't working. There's a better way.
“It's not necessarily that users don't care about accuracy. But instead, it's that the social media context just distracts them … "
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Happier, healthier, hybrid: MIT research finds hybrid work schedules promote employee well-being
"Business leaders are overlooking a powerful tool to improve their employees' health: their organizations' own practices and policies.”