Come to think of it, I wish some of the other maps looked more like this map. Would make things a little less predictable, no? Texas, the same color as California - haven't seen that in awhile.
Pondering vexing issues in infection prevention and control
Monday, November 5, 2012
Not another damn map!
I'm pretty sick of maps. We have blue states, red states, periwinkle states, pink states and Ohio-colored states. Then we have light green states, green states and dark green states that show how many cases of Exserohilum meningitis have been identified in each. (Don't you wonder why there are no meningitis cases in Massachusetts? Seems like they might have known something!) If that weren't enough, it's time to start worrying about this map...
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
OSHA! OSHA! OSHA!
In many parts of the country, as rates of COVID-19 are declining and vaccination coverage is increasing (albeit with substantial variati...
-
Back on clinical service again and having more thoughts on poor hospital design. Last month I wondered why there were no stethoscope wipe...
-
Those that follow me on twitter or the blog have probably noticed my recent focus on trying to understand the emergence of compulsory influe...
-
REUTERS/Athit Perawongmetha With the assistance of a great supply management team, we have been able to outfit all of our clinical staff wit...

No comments:
Post a Comment
Thanks for submitting your comment to the Controversies blog. To reduce spam, all comments will be reviewed by the blog moderator prior to publishing. However, all legitimate comments will be published, whether they agree with or oppose the content of the post.