Variation in event processing time confounds an analysis of epidemic trends.

Vaccines, vaccines, vaccines--that is the overwhelming body of research today, with a few oddballs thrown in.

A federal database gives a hint as to the substantial fraction of people who actually acquire CV-19 in the hospital.

Proportions of types of infection by age group.

Do significant pandemic waves have a defined curve?

Another edition of the never-ending research on CV-19 and epidemic responses.

Our updated look at breakthrough events, a little concerning what is happening in the oldest age group.

We are crossing the line into breakthrough events being the majority of cases, hosps and deaths after another week of massive event reporting in the vaxed.

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.