A study from France again indicates a very large presence of undetected coronavirus infections.
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The public will only put up with non-evidence based business shutdowns and stay-at-home orders for so long.
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The false numbers being reported by China led to exaggerated models used by policymakers. A new study gives better estimates.
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A randomized survey in New York reveals that a large percentage of New Yorkers have antibodies and the death rate is quite low.
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People, we have to wake up to the reality of what we are doing to our economy, our health care system and ourselves.
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People are being led to believe that they have a lot more risk of getting sick than they actually do. It hurts them and it hurts the economy.
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A study from a large hospital system in New York gives detailed information on the characteristics of hospitalized patients.
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The coronavirus isn't that bad, but mass starvation is.
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I try to keep up with the flood of coronavirus research.
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Now an explanation of how the model handles mitigation of spread issues.
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In this post we see how people move from Infected to their final destination in the Minnesota epidemic model.
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In part 2 of our discussion about Minnesota epidemic model issues, we track movement from of the population into Exposed and Infected buckets.
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Interrupting our irregularly scheduled series of posts on the Minnesota model to pick up a few other tidbits of interest.
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