Rapid Microbiology sells the kits in Hong Kong that can be used to test for Coronavirus
These contain Information Feeds with links to various websites and information on various subjects
Washington State Department of Health maintains a dashboard of cases in Washington
UW Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation has some great computer models for cases, health utilization and predictions based on social distancing.
Johns Hopkins set up the first website to include data from all over the world
Worldometer is a great website that give global data about the coronavirus
The SPORT (Spine Patient Outcome Research Trial) compared outcomes for surgical and nonoperative treatment for lumbar disk herniations. It was published in 2006 in JAMA, but now we have over 10 years of data. Adherence to assigned treatment was limited: 50% of patients assigned to surgery received surgery within 3 months of enrollment, while 30% of those assigned to nonoperative treatment received surgery in the same period. Intent-to-treat analyses demonstrated substantial improvements for all primary and secondary outcomes in both treatment groups. Between-group differences in improvements were consistently in favor of surgery for all periods but were small and not statistically significant for the primary outcomes.