A few pieces of research, with an unfortunate focus on the harms caused by lockdowns.

The mask mandate is unnecessary and won't make any difference. It is just another in a long line of undemocratic and stupid decisions our Dictator has made in regard to…

Two papers, one from the CDC on contact tracing in South Korea and one regarding what factors seem associated with better epidemic outcomes.

After a long lie-down and several glasses of Pepto-Bismol, I believe I can report on yesterday's press conference.

An attempt to provide a framework for research summaries relating to development of antibodies or T cells against the current coronavirus strain.

Teachers unions, enabled by paid-off politicians and school boards, are denying children the benefits of an education and are damaging their mental and physical health.

There is some good research on influenza seasonality, but even if applicable to coronavirus, the relationship between latitude, weather measures and rate of infection is complex.

It never stops, so neither do we. More research summaries.

Abbott and Costello give a press conference. Who was on first?

The beat goes on, or at least the beatdown.

Minnesota's hospitalization and death rates have steadily declined and are at a very low level.

A chart tells you all you need to know about how little there is to worry about from the current state of the epidemic in Minnesota.

An updated version of the national deaths by date of death and report.

Mask use and epidemic experience are not correlated.

New York wins the prize for worst epidemic.