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Flaws in decision making and governance resulted in a chaotic response The covid-19 inquiry is currently focusing on core UK decision making and governance. Recent witnesses have described how decision making was centred on Boris Johnson as prime minister who was slow to understand the significance of covid-19, dismissive of its likely impact, and largely absent from discussion of its implications in the first weeks of 2020. Johnson’s vacillating stance on how best to respond to covid-19 was a...

An increasing number of Central Florida students leave school uncertain of where they’ll spend the night.

      Link and short video about Treo:  http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8533382.stm  Sniffer dog 'Treo' to be honoured An army search dog who saved lives in Afghanistan is to be honoured with the animal version of the Victoria Cross. Black Labrador Treo, eight, will be awarded the Dickin Medal at the event at the Imperial War Museum…

Progress depends on fully engaging people and communities in improving health and care With a general election in prospect, and opinion polls showing the Labour Party well ahead of the Conservatives, attention is turning to Labour’s plans for health and social care. In his speech last week, Labour’s shadow health secretary, Wes Streeting, reiterated his party’s mission as “to get the NHS back on its feet and fit for the future.”1 He acknowledged that achieving this mission would take t...

With both "eastern-style" and "western-style" mountains, Oklahoma is a little-known hiker paradise.

The NHS’ next chapter – managed decline, or new opportunities for pharma? - Magazine Article - PharmaTimes

Yes, reform is necessary. But without increases in spending as well, Britain will continue to be the sick man of Europe, says epidemiologist Michael Marmot

REI cited vandalism and theft among its reasons for leaving. Businesses like Shake Shack are still opening, but they're coming into the same environment.

The problems of America's health care system can best be addressedthrough market-based solutions. The evidence indicates that undernational health insurance, the promise of coverage becomes healthrationing, access to universal coverage means delays in access tocare, official fairness yields to favoritism by officials, freedomof choice becomes coerced conformity, and democratic deliberationis replaced by bureaucratic decision-making.

Seminole County is seeking the public's input in how to use $3 million in ARPA funds to fight homelessness.