Kevin Roche

Survival rates and hospital avoidance rates are kind of an inverse method of looking at case rates.

Another pathetic CDC study and a surprising number of really interesting pieces of research for this summary.

Another updated set of year-over-year charts.

The week-over-week charts confirm the rapid plunge in cases.

We try to replicate the DOH's approach to calculating per capita event rates by age, an exercise which raises a lot of questions.

No big jump in cases or other events in younger age groups.

The current wave is winding down, with little blips in some age groups.

A quick shot of summaries, with more to follow later today.

As the epidemic winds down, I am hoping my CV-19 posts will as well. In the meantime, a few more research summaries.

A quick shot a few pieces of research, as the epidemic begins to wind down, I hope.

We are over the two year mark for this epidemic and research continues to pour forth.

It is now clearly an epidemic of and despite the vaxed.

A cohort analysis is another way to try to ascertain case rates and monitor changes over time.

Another good look at epidemic trends, this time via year-over-year charts. Omicron is omnipresent, but its finally over, Timmy, its over.

The Week-Over-Week analysis also shows the clear peak and drop in cases and hospitalizations in Minnesota.