The unexpected death of a close friend is a shock to the quotidian routines of life.

Last week's breakthrough report looks like it was some anomaly, as this week returns to the prior trend.

A population rate look at events by age group.

While cases appear to be declining across age groups, no one really knows what is happening anymore.

Giving poor people money makes no real difference in their lives, according to a new study, and common sense.

Solar panels are an unreliable, expensive energy source that also have enormous environmental costs.

Minnesota, at least the Twin Cities, has become a crime-ridden hellhole, thanks to whacked progressive policies.

Venture capital activity remains high, but down from last year.

What could give you greater pleasure on a lovely Sunday morning that reading some CV-19 research summaries?

Hospitals have made excellent progress in the last decade in reducing the number of adverse events occurring during treatment.

Our jackass of an incompetent Governor and our racist incompetent Attorney General are largely to blame for soaring drug overdose deaths in Minnesota.

You can see the lack of rigour in the DOH description of how they identify breakthrough events, which results in a lot of events not being attributed to the vaxed…

A few more current research summaries for your ongoing edification!

It doesn't matter how much "help" you give some people; if you don't insist on personal responsibility they won't change behaviors or outcomes.

Like a lot of things, supposed "gender-affirming care" is a whacko euphemism for bodily mutiliation and is driven solely by money, lots of money, for doctors.