As a physician, I am glad for the mobile health-monitoring applications that allow me to help my patients sleep better, exercise better and eat better. Yet I was a little offended when I learned of a new wristband monitor that prods doctors to wash their hands when they enter a patient’s room. (Illustration by Paul Windle | OPED by Ford Vox)
Now that we know Lance Armstrong doped, it’s time to move past the sanctimony and outrage and proceed with a more sensible conversation about drugs and sports. (Illustration by Paul Windle | Column by Jonathan Mahler)
Once the FBI saw that it had uncovered an extramarital affair, not an affair of state, the agency should have reined in that rogue topless agent and called it a day. (Illustration by Paul Windle | Column by Margaret Carlson on Bloomberg View)
Part 4: Logic of finance can banish corruption. (Illustration by Paul Windle | Op-Ed by Robert Shiller on Bloomberg View)
Part 3: Don’t resent the rich — Just fix the tax code! (Illustration by Paul Windle | Op-Ed by Robert Shiller on Bloomberg View)
Part 2: Finance isn’t actually as sleazy as it seems. (Illustration by Paul Windle | Op-Ed by Robert Shiller on Bloomberg View)
Part 1: Even Walt Whitman had to make a living. Self-promotion and the acquisition of wealth is no crime. (Illustration by Paul Windle | Op-Ed by Robert Shiller on Bloomberg View)
