Farrar said getting the definition agreed upon among experts from all disciplines would allow discussions to begin about issues such as ventilation in many different settings, from hospitals to schools.
Begin?!?
“When I started out, medical students, nurses, doctors, none of us wore gloves to take blood,” he told Reuters. "Now it is unthinkable that you wouldn’t wear gloves. But that came because everyone agreed on what the issue was, they agreed on the terminology.
Unthinkable? Wow, it looks like people/patients worried about infection could help with identifying the issue here, and it’s not a lack of terminology.
New Hampshire is competing for the stupid award currently held by Florida.
Proof of routine childhood vaccinations would no longer be required before kids are enrolled in child care, under a bill being considered by New Hampshire lawmakers.
