This is pretty cool visualization. The accompanying article provides an interesting explanation of the science behind photosynthesis, Chlorophyll and the reason leaves change their color each Fall.
Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower. – ALBERT CAMUS
The Verge has compiled a map of broadband accessin the United States, painting a troubling picture for a country increasingly dependent on high-speed Internet service. The Verge’s map lets you mouse over each county in the United States to see the percentage of people using the Internet at speeds of 25 Mbps or more. Blue areas indicate areas in which less than 15% of the population has access to those speeds.
Scientists from Osaka University have manufactured the world’s first 3D-printed Wagyu beef by using stem cells isolated from Japanese cattle, according to a press release. The product looks like a realistic steak piece containing muscle, fat, and blood vessels.
The cell-based meat industry could be worth $20 million by 2027, according to Markets and Markets. If such projects can disrupt the food supply chain, the 3D printing revolution may one day eliminate the need to source meat from the cattle, paving the way for a new, more sustainable way to enjoy meat in the future.
I was deeply saddened today to hear of the passing of Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts. I have been a life long Stones fan and was planning to see them play this Fall on their No Filter Tour. Won’t be the same.
Great visual tool by Jeff Sauer at DataDrivenU.com to help you simplify and organize the many components of Google Analytics 4 and understand how they relate to one another. Well done!
A new report by Trilliant Health breaks down the decline in telehealth utilization. Their findings were based on over 70 billion medical claims data representing 309 million patients across all 50 states, including private insurance and Medicare claims. (via Emarketer.com)
Here’s a breakdown of some key stats:
Telehealth use fell 37% from pandemic highs to the end of Q1’ 2021.
Most telehealth visits are accounted for by a small percent of total US adults. Around 38 million US adults (not including Medicare beneficiaries) generated 96 million telehealth visits during the pandemic.
Mental health has been, and will continue to be, a key driver of telehealth demand.35% of all telehealth visits were for mental health conditions, which is more than the next five leading drivers combined.
80% of consumers say they’d be willing to use home care models (like hospital at home schemes) if they were covered by insurance.
Site Kit currently cannot detect a Google Analytics tag in Tag Manager, so you’ll need to choose whether you want to use Site Kit’s snippet or Tag Manager to insert the tracking code.
If you choose Tag Manager, you can remove Site Kit’s snippet under Site Kit > Settings > Analytics > Edit and manually configure the Account, Property, and View you want to display in Site Kit’s dashboards.
Google’s recently released 2019 Research Reviewreveals five key themes based on Google and YouTube data and research and expects these trends to continue in 2020:
Consumer journeys are becoming increasingly complex
New media channels are emerging
Satisfying immediacy is often more important than loyalty
Traditional industries are transforming with digital
Standards are being raised in privacy and digital well-being
New 2018 data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows that more than 1 in 20 Americans now usually work from home. Telework has recently overtaken public transit as the third-most-popular commuting method in the country.