BioHealth News Archive
emocha Expanding Remote Monitoring Service for COVID-19 Exposed Healthcare Professionals – emocha Mobile Health Inc.
In response to the COVID-19 crisis, emocha Mobile Health has implemented a remote monitoring service powered by human engagement to support health systems including…
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PathSensors, Inc. Announced the Development of a SARS-CoV-2 Biosensor – PathSensors
BALTIMORE, MD March 24, 2020 – PathSensors Inc, a Baltimore biotechnology company, announced today that they are developing a CANARY ™ biosensor to detect…
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6 Ways To Doom Your Startup Despite A Great Solution – Startup Professionals Musings
As an entrepreneur mentor and startup investor, I see with sadness the 50 to 90 percent that fail. If you ask them for a…
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8 Tips for Running a Startup Like a True Leader
Everybody thinks they’re a leader, but most are far from it. Successful startups, at all levels, depend on leadership and the ability of a few to…
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Coronavirus updates: Nursing homes surge in deaths, Italy daily death toll
Nobel-prize winning economist Robert Shiller warns a pandemic of fear could tip the economy into an undeserved depression. Shiller, an expert in how our…
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Good Time to Invest in Health Care in China: Qiming Venture Partners – Bloomberg
Gary Rieschel, founding managing partner at Qiming Venture Partners, one of China’s most prominent venture capital firms, discusses the opportunities he sees in the…
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We Need Imagination Now More Than Ever
The idea of “crisis management” requires no explanation right now. Something unexpected and significant happens, and our first instincts are to defend against —…
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We should stop categorizing careers as academic vs. nonacademic (opinion)
About a year ago, I made a career transition into professional and academic development support for graduate students and postdoctoral scholars. I have found…
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These 8 maps show the massive drop in smog caused by the coronavirus
As streets have emptied of traffic during the coronavirus crisis and airlines have cut flights, the changes have temporarily helped another public health crisis—air…
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The 6-feet office is designed for work after COVID-19
It’s hard to imagine now—as most of us are reading this in quarantine, with our feet propped on Costco boxes of spaghetti noodles—but we…
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‘We need an army’: Hiring of coronavirus trackers is likely set to soar
K.J. Seung is surprised to be hiring and training new workers in Boston. His public health nonprofit, Partners in Health, specializes in helping the…
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Jobs you need to go to college for that are likely to decline – Business Insider
If you are studying to earn a bachelor's degree in hopes of becoming a reporter, radio announcer, or computer programmer, it might be hard…
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The COVID-19 vaccine development landscape
The genetic sequence of SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, was published on 11 January 2020, triggering intense global R&D activity to develop a…
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How long do coronaviruses live on surfaces?
One of the most common questions that people search about hashtag#coronavirus is how long it lives on surface. Part of the hashtag#healthcommunication and hashtag#healthliteracy…
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Epidemic Modeling 102: All CoVID-19 models are wrong, but some are useful
This is the second post of the “Epidemic Modeling” series. We will be building up on our discussion from the first post, “Epidemic Modeling…
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