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April 12, 2021 More than one in five Americans are now fully vaccinated against Covid-19, while in dozens of countries not a single person has received a shot. The early distribution of the vaccine has followed a predictable pattern: 86% of the doses administered to date have been given to people in high- and upper-middle-income countries. This inequity threatens to prolong both the pandemic and the economic recovery.  At a Make Business Better event on April 7, Quartz gathered experts in global public health and the pharmaceutical industry to discuss what needs to happen to ensure that vacc...

The Future Of Richmond Startups April 2, 2021 Our next topic of discussion will be The Future of Richmond Startups, presented by University of Richmond Robins School of Business. We’ll focus on the growth of the region’s startup scene, its challenges, its virtues and where that community is headed in the near- and long-term. Guests will attend a live panel discussion via Zoom, with access to virtual networking from the comfort of their homes/offices. The ticket window will close at 10 a.m. EST the day of the event. Confirmed Panelist: Erin Powell, executive director at Lighthouse Labs Aar...

by Tyler Durden Tuesday, Apr 06, 2021 - 09:55 AM The COVID pandemic has placed heavier strains on the American health-care system unlike any public health crisis seen since the Spanish flu 100 years ago. Hospital budgets have been strained after being forced to halt, or dramatically reduce, the number of elective surgeries, the biggest moneymakers for hospital budgets. While medical bills threaten to bankrupt thousands of individual Americans - some have suggested COVID-related medical bills could create a financial crisis as hospitals, paradoxically, face the threat of bankruptcy at a time w...

Eleven children’s hospitals are forming a new coalition aimed at blunting the effects of unstable supplies, turning to a company that grew out of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Eleven children’s hospitals are forming a new coalition aimed at blunting the effects of unstable supplies, turning to a company that grew out of the COVID-19 pandemic.