Kevin Roche

An updated look at CV-19 in children in Minnesota.

An interesting chart to see if cases are increasing or decreasing at different rates among different age groups.

An updated cohort analysis, showing case rates of outcomes.

Most cases, hospitalizations and deaths are still happening in the unvaccinated.

And a breakdown of that national picture into regions.

Updated national case and death animations.

The proportion of people dying of CV-19 has steadily declined.

Charts of the CDC's data on burden of illness.

The full text of the original column I submitted to the Star Tribune, a modified version was very kindly printed in Saturday's edition.

Like a phoenix reborn, epidemic terror and hysteria reaches for new peaks, so time for another rational look at what has and will happen.

This one hit 100 and I didn't think it would. I like the title, so for now it will persist. There is life after 100. And to celebrate this is…

Year-over-year charts are getting more useful as we see more overlap.

One picture gives you the trend of the entire epidemic in cases, hospitalizations and deaths.

An active case update shows the uptick in Minnesota cases.

Age-adjusted death rates in the states tell you about all you need to know about who has done a better job managing the pandemic and how well lockdowns work.