The current case wave in Minnesota looks a lot like the spring one so far. Hard to tell which way it goes next.

Year-over-year charts give a very interesting perspective of epidemic data.

More data on events by age group with a focus on recent weeks.

Trying to stay steady on the hamster wheel of CV-19 research.

A quick catchup on research so I don't get too far behind. Heavy on vaccines as you might expect at this point.

Testing levels determine case levels in children's age groups, and then affect hospitalization case rates.

Quite a few new papers of interest, so an afternoon downburst of summaries.

Doing our best to present accurate information on cases and events in vaxed people. The state clearly doesn't want you to really understand this.

Trying to understand outcomes by age group is important, but very hard given the limitations of Minnesota's data reporting.

A mixed bag of research today with a couple of introductory observations.

Age group charts show the effect of the state's stupid school testing policies and mis-attribution of hospitalizations.

Hospital use appears to be back to April levels, but that is only using DOH's warped attribution methods.

Active cases kind of still uncertain which way to go, but stupid testing policies will make them appear to go higher.

Another update on the big picture overview.

Is there anyone who looks at our country right now and doesn't feel despair at what a disaster we have become?