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.

A quick shot of summaries, with more to follow later today.

As the epidemic winds down, I am hoping my CV-19 posts will as well. In the meantime, a few more research summaries.

A quick shot a few pieces of research, as the epidemic begins to wind down, I hope.

We are over the two year mark for this epidemic and research continues to pour forth.

It is now clearly an epidemic of and despite the vaxed.

A cohort analysis is another way to try to ascertain case rates and monitor changes over time.

Another good look at epidemic trends, this time via year-over-year charts. Omicron is omnipresent, but its finally over, Timmy, its over.

The Week-Over-Week analysis also shows the clear peak and drop in cases and hospitalizations in Minnesota.

Active case analysis also suggests we are headed down rapidly in our case counts.

Venture capital activity was exceptionally strong in 2021. 2022 will be another story.