100 years ago, doctors sent a heartbeat over a phone line, as reported by Popular Science in 1921 , but devices enabling remote care may have finally found their moment: The pandemic could be a long-awaited turning point for telemedicine
Popular Science “Can we make ourselves more empathetic?”
This piece looks back 100 years into Popular Science‘s archives to a story that covered the first experiments with electricity used to measure human emotions. We’ve come a long way, but polygraphs and other emotional sensors are still imperfect after a century of practice. Can we make ourselves more empathetic? 100 years of research still […]
Checkout My OneZero Article on Aerial Hospitals
“The need to rapidly deploy supplementary, state-of-the-art medical care — including the ability to properly quarantine — to regions of the world where existing medical infrastructure has been overwhelmed by contagion or crippled by catastrophe has never been greater.” How about airship hospitals, an idea first floated 100 years ago? Check out my new article […]
When Life Hands You A Quarantine…Go Virtual
When Life Hands You A Quarantine…Go Virtual: Don’t miss the virtual 2020 Literary Hill Book Fest on May 3. https://www.literaryhillbookfest.org
So Many Books, So Little Time: Literary Hill Book Fest 2020
So many books, so little time. Don’t miss the 2020 Literary Hill Book Fest on May 3: https://www.literaryhillbookfest.org. Come for the books, stay for the fun!
Check Out Delmarva Review Volume 12
As Managing Editor of Delmarva Review, I find our latest collection, Volume 12, to be a powerful reflection of the turbulent times in which we live. Volume 12 offers our most diverse range of new and veteran voices yet. Learn more by visiting our site.
