Good morning, everyone, and welcome to another working week. We hope the weekend respite was somehow relaxing and invigorating — despite the chaos — because that predictable routine of deadlines and Zoom and Skype meetings has returned. To cope, yes, we are relying on cups of stimulation. Our flavor today is glazed doughnut. Yum. Meanwhile, here are a few tidbits to get you going. We hope today is productive and calming. As always, stay in touch and stay safe — and please wear a mask. …
Infectious disease experts and doctors who have treated Covid-19 patients questioned whether President Trump’s illness might be more severe than his medical team and the White House have let on, pointing to at least three warning signs that came to light during a briefing from the president’s doctors on Sunday, STAT explains. The main concern is that Trump started receiving the steroid dexamethasone, which is recommended only for hospitalized Covid-19 patients who are on ventilators or require oxygen.
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Someone explain to me. Don’t these companies have their data backed up? I mean, isn’t it an industry standard to back up data? Are there not companies that specialize in backing up data in case something happens? eResearch should have had a way to quickly reboot their computers with the backed up data. Shouldn’t they?