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Mathew Katz

  • Associate Strategy Director, Instrument
Portland
As seen in: HuffPost, TIME, NPR, Yahoo Finance, Digital Trends, Fortune, Taylor & Francis Online, Yahoo, Edmonton Journal
Covers:  Entertainment, politics, culture, tech.
Canadian in Portland. Now: @instrument Previously: @TIME, @DNAinfo, @digitaltrends, and @NPR. He/him.

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Canadian editor and freelance journalist in Portland. Former News Editor at TIME Magazine and DNAinfo. NPR alumni.

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Letter to the editor: ‘Saving money but costing lives: the lack of integrated dose counters on pressurised metered dose inhalers’

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By Roni Y. Kraut, Mathew Katz, Oksana Babenko
| Taylor & Francis Online
KEYWORDS: Dose counter pressurized metered dose inhaler (pMDI) asthma medical devices We read with interest the review by Gilchrist et al. which provides a timely and important overview of the UK context and the need to integrate dose counters into pressurized metered dose inhalers (pMDIs) [Citation1].
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Opinion: Bylaw would give perception of safety at the expense of vulnerable people

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By Mathew Katz
| Edmonton Journal Verified
Skip to Content • Article content Imagine it’s —40 outside. You don’t have a home. Where would you go? Or rather, where can you go? Maybe you answered the LRT or a bus station. If the city’s new Public Spaces Bylaw 20700 comes into effect, you could be fined $250 for simply sitting in an LRT station to keep warm. If you can’t pay the fine, you go to jail. Can you imagine going to jail because you sat in an LRT station to keep warm?
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How These Actors and Filmmakers Found Success in Quarantine

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By Mathew Katz
| Digital Trends Verified
Getty Images/Digital Trends Graphic Despite Christopher Nolan’s best efforts, it has now been nearly five months since a major Hollywood theatrical release. But while audiences have felt the pain of No Time To Die, Mulan, and Black Widow’s absence, they have filled the void with an eclectic array of movies and TV shows — some of which have been made by filmmakers who are only now receiving long-overdue recognition.
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