47 Doctors, Data Galore, and a Problem Only She Could Solve | Giorgia Lupi
She measured everything about her illness. The measuring turned out to be part of what kept her sick. Giorgia Lupi is an information designer and a partner at Pentagram in New York, and one of the few people alive who can take raw data and turn it into something you understand in your bones and feel in your body. In…
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