Re-infection hospitalization and death case rates are a little lower than those for breakthrough cases.

Health care spending growth has been almost nonexistent for a year and a half, due to far lower health care cost inflation compared to general inflation. That is ending.

An updated report relating to clinician compensation gives you a sense of why US health care costs so much.

Vaccine effectiveness, impacts on children and other nuggets.

DOH finally responds to requests for reinfection data.

The ongoing look at the big picture epidemic trend.

Another in the endless stream of summaries on CV-19 related research.

Population rates for different age groups show a continued plateau for events, but we are missing almost all infections due to home testing.

Another week of basically similar numbers of events, no fall, perhaps a slight increase.

Another crappy analyis of wastewater levels of CV-19 viral remnants.

Charts of where our energy actually comes from on a daily basis shows what a fantasy it is to imagine that renewables can meet our needs.

Another week of breakthrough reporting continues to show little protection against infection and modest effectiveness against serious disease.

In the current environment of ideological science, it pays to do your own research on what really drives climate trends and what those trends actually are.

Russians are masters at dis-information, but the truth is that their military and economy are being devastated by the war in Ukraine. And that is a good thing as long…

Another study takes a look at variation in spending by payer across geographic regions.