Dr. Anthony Fauci
On facts, figures, and Fauci
“We will never know what happened because we don’t have samples from that Wuhan lab,” Dr. Birx said.
Coronavirus
Show & tell in the Senate
I tuned into the Tuesday Senate committee hearing mostly to hear Dr. Anthony Fauci, the most plain-spoken member of America’s medical team. Several of his comments were newsworthy, but the show was stolen by Democratic Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine. He posted a graphic (above) that stunned me: In
Coronavirus
Here’s how to replace handshakes
Something that will make Dr. Anthony Fauci (and others) happy, the handshake seems destined for the dustbin of history. “I don’t think we should ever shake hands again,” said Fauci. Even before the coronavirus pandemic, the 2,900-year-old custom was already fading, being overtaken, at least in
Coronavirus
Virus: The plan to save economy looks good
President Donald J. Trump's plan to unlock the country, announced this evening, was a little different than what he had floated a day before. The plan, aimed at state governors, is basically suggestions, rather than demands originally hinted at, because he has no authority to make demands. Since
Coronavirus
Virus: Friends are threats
It would be nice if they wore a Scarlet Letter or some other device to show that they had it. The “it” being coronavirus. One of the most insidious aspects of World War III is that the enemy is an invisible virus and when humans first contract it they show