What will having a laser mapper in your pocket mean?
I began to look at our ash tree not as trash, but as something that’s dead but doesn’t quite know it yet.
It all boils down to vitamin D.
Sure, I’ll wear a mask: when you put it on my too-warm, pneumonic body as you wheel me from the inpatient tower to the ICU for proning and intubation.
An electron microscope image from the first U.S. case of COVID-19. Those spherical viruses could well linger in the air. (courtesy CDC)
Just because it doesn’t look dirty doesn’t mean it’s clean.
That’s always been true, of course. But the coronavirus
pandemic is reinforcing this lesson in unspeakably tragic ways. A gleaming
doorknob could well be coated…