The Implications of Social Contact Tracing
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Just as the U.S. economy won’t immediately spring back from the damage done by the coronavirus, companies won’t return straight to normal operations after...
Web Conference Concerns Center on Privacy, Security and Privilege
Videoconferencing technology has been rapidly implemented across industries as the current pandemic has made major changes to how Americans operate and conduct business. Apps...
Face Value
Facial recognition technology has proliferated over the past decade, and so have its critics. In the past year, eight cities have voted to take...
Silicon Flatirons Formalizes Focus on Health Data
The coronavirus pandemic has pushed health care issues to the forefront of many peoples’ minds. There have been a range of technology issues that...
Telehealth and Provider Licensing at Forefront of Resource Needs for COVID-19 Response
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As the public health crisis caused by the novel coronavirus changes daily, so do health care resources and government responses.
Mark Fogg, a legal consultant...
Infertility Coverage Bill Passes Just in Time
One of the last bills passed before coronavirus put the legislative session on hold aims to expand coverage of infertility treatment in Colorado.
Gov. Jared...
Despite Essential Status, Marijuana Businesses Still Face Economic Woes
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Marijuana businesses have been declared “essential” in some states, including Colorado. But the limited access to financial resources available to other businesses could mean...



