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A running club in England is focused on ensuring that its members feel supported and are taking care of their mental health
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A running club in England is focused on ensuring that its members feel supported and are taking care of their mental health
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Advertisement Washington: When front-line workers at Stanford Health Care were passed over for the first wave of coronavirus vaccines, officials at the Palo Alto, California hospital blamed the "very complex algorithm" it had built to decide employees' place in line. But unlike the sophisticated machine-learning algorithms that underpin the modern internet, Stanford's system was actually just a basic formula, simple enough for an Excel spreadsheet. And a breakdown of the algorithm, sent to medical residents and first published by MIT Technology Review, shows that its real error came from the...