The last part of this three-part series has been almost impossible to keep relevant. It is understood that as soon as you hit publish the work starts aging–quickly. In this case, I have been chasing my tail trying to make sure that I am providing the most up-to-date information possible. I have realized that our … Continued
It is almost like the air in a rural farming town is cleaner; it fills the nose with the scent of a freshly mowed hay pasture during the mid-September harvest season and we fondly recall the winding backroads leading us to a Friday night football game that seemingly shuts down the whole town. These feelings … Continued
A Quick recap In the first part of this series of three we covered the history of the inoculation and vaccination development and usage in populations. All these early usages were a bit of luck and bit of science for sure, if it were not that mix, I do not know what would have compelled … Continued
Part One: The History of Vaccines This month, I planned to do a humdinger of a blog on COVID vaccination’s importance and share my personal experience in getting my first dose. But the more I thought about it, I felt it necessary to give context to vaccination and vaccine in general. There is so much … Continued
Today, US businesses spend an estimated 511 billion dollars each year on research and development. Why such a significant investment? Simple, they must know what we want so they can sell it to us. But in the world of nonprofits, we have a much more daunting task: we must collect data that tells us what … Continued
Hello, You! Welcome to my new blog, well, our new blog. I have started this blog to ensure that you know the health trends that I look at to help shape our services delivered at Spectrum Health Care. From time to time, I will be asking our staff to take on the author’s role to … Continued
