Len Zwelling

What’s News?

What’s News? What’s Opinion? BY Leonard Zwelling          It used to be easy to discern what was news and what was editorial opinion. They were on different pages of the newspaper.          Now that so many get their “news” on the Internet where the separation may be less clear, the two begin to blend. Factor […]

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Crowds

Crowds By Leonard Zwelling          This op-ed by Abigail Shrier in The Wall Street Journal on June 6 makes a very critical point about the hypocrisy governing America’s response to the coronavirus and to the death of George Floyd. In the first case, we were told to hunker down, stay out of crowds, and particularly

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One Death

How Did One Death Do What 100,000 Couldn’t By Leonard Zwelling          The funeral for George Floyd in Houston will be a solemn affair. The protests in response to his death at the hands of the Minneapolis Police started off peacefully, but it is likely that the peaceful protesters were infiltrated by extremists from the

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My MD Anderson

Dr. Pisters, Dr. DePinho, This Is My MD Anderson By Leonard Zwelling  https://www.medp does as agetoday.com/publichealthpolicy/healthpolicy/86818?xid=nl_secondopinion_2020-06-02&eun=g1139137d0r          This article by Francois Furstenburg of Johns Hopkins does a pretty good job of describing the plight of academia in 2020. In a word, it’s corporatization. Many university and academic health care systems have been converted into profit-making

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1968

It Must Be 1968 By Leonard Zwelling          The country is in turmoil. The cities are burning. A viral contagion has emerged from Asia that threatens to kill millions and the occupant of the White House is besieged. Is this now or 1968?          There was the Hong Kong Flu in 1968 that did kill

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