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Mashup Score: 0John Mara should see this Giants rebuild through - 4 year(s) ago
Mara must refresh his perspective on what the 2021 Giants are.
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Mashup Score: 0A decent mandate done all wrong: What de Blasio got wrong with his vaccine requirement for NYC private-sector businesses - 4 year(s) ago
Mayor de Blasio Monday announced a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for essentially all of New York City’s private businesses, in response to an expected omicron variant winter surge. The mandate will impact 184,000 businesses not already subject to the existing mandate for city employees.
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A decent mandate done all wrong: What de Blasio got wrong with his vaccine requirement for NYC private-sector businesses https://t.co/xCdLkOQeyp Here's my take on NYC's sweeping vaccine mandates for all private businesses. I love what de Blasio did. I hate the way he did it.
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Mashup Score: 81Changing how we think about COVID: We should look for off-ramps from universal masking and other mitigation measures - 4 year(s) ago
It was never the goal to eliminate or eradicate COVID-19. This is not possible with an efficiently spreading respiratory virus that has an animal reservoir and can spread from person to person with mild or no symptoms. The goal, which has not often been articulated forcefully or clearly enough, has always been to tame the virus, rendering it unable to threaten us and critically, our hospitals, in…
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PUBLIC HEALTH RESTRICTIONS: This also connects to @AmeshAA's article yesterday about public health & CDC generating trust by naming metrics for off-ramps for remaining restrictions https://t.co/w7iBQJrZJZ
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Mashup Score: 0Changing how we think about COVID: We should look for off-ramps from universal masking and other mitigation measures - 4 year(s) ago
It was never the goal to eliminate or eradicate COVID-19. This is not possible with an efficiently spreading respiratory virus that has an animal reservoir and can spread from person to person with mild or no symptoms. The goal, which has not often been articulated forcefully or clearly enough, has always been to tame the virus, rendering it unable to threaten us and critically, our hospitals, in…
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In this piece I wrote for the @NYDailyNews I discuss how improved tools to cope with #COVID19 and better understanding of harm-reduction and risk calculation should inform how we think about the infection https://t.co/IVNYY6F405
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Mashup Score: 4A run for his life: Former heart patient, who collapsed during a jog, running first NYC marathon - 4 year(s) ago
After successful heart bypass surgery and a remarkable recovery, Veríssimo Costa is hitting the road Sunday for his first-ever marathon. But Costa, 45, isn’t taking any chances. He’s bringing his heart surgeon with him.
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A former heart #patient ran his first NYC marathon yesterday with his surgeon—STS member Dr. John Puskas @MountSinaiNYC. Their coach? Another patient of Dr. Puskas’s. Read the details of this remarkable story. https://t.co/Hw90ag9Iag https://t.co/hwos4p1bmp
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Mashup Score: 5Bottled water comes with extra helping of microplastics: study - 4 year(s) ago
It’s not just marine animals ingesting small plastic particles; it’s people too. A review of several studies has revealed that microplastics are everywhere, and we consume them every day. This proves especially true for drinkers of bottled water.
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Did you know most bottled #water makers sample & test their own bottled water for contaminants? They're under less scrutiny than water from your municipal water supply. Plus, bottled water is one of the biggest sources by which we ingest microplastics. https://t.co/ayhc6F0tBU https://t.co/vBqVWJ6zEK
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Mashup Score: 41
According to the data compiled by the city, the NYPD’s current vaccination rate now stands at 68%. The fire department’s rate is 59%. And at the Department of Correction, which has struggled desperately to manage a staffing crisis on Rikers Island, it is 49%. To date, Hizzoner has balked when it comes to expanding his mandate to those agencies.
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I predict we'll soon see more vaccine mandates in NYC: https://t.co/KAbRpC6Iud https://t.co/v1OkhIWzIL
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Mashup Score: 3Yale Medical School employee charged with stealing $31 million in computer equipment for resale over 13 years - 4 year(s) ago
A former Yale University Medical School employee has been charged with fraud and money laundering for allegedly stealing $31 million worth of computer equipment over more than a decade, then reselling it.
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Yale Medical School employee charged with stealing $31 million in computer equipment for resale over 13 years https://t.co/xvaqq7xpyG
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Mashup Score: 0Bob Odenkirk on the mend after suffering ‘small heart attack’ - 4 year(s) ago
‘I’m going to be ok,’ the Better Call Saul star tweeted
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Bob Odenkirk better after 'small heart attack' - New York Daily News. #kahnchronicle https://t.co/pLToOhEpQH
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Mashup Score: 0
After following over 1.4 million people for 30 years, new meta analysis indicates that eating beef, lamb, pork, and processed meats will increase a person’s risk for developing coronary heart disease later in life.
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Meat sucks. https://t.co/TIJcD8F5V5 #kahnchronicle
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Please stop w/ any excuses @PLeonardNYDN because entire @Giants organization needs a complete makeover, starting w/ John Mara. He's years removed from his #SuperBowl victories & has lost his game years ago. He's the biggest obstacle now. Starts at the top. https://t.co/8snocR13ji