The current cohort analysis, which suggests that hospitalizations are stable as a percent of cases and deaths are declining.

Tracking the epidemic for over a year now, via charts.

A couple of observations to start the week, but a slow research day.

I am sure on a lovely Sunday morning you have nothing better to do than read research summaries, so here they are.

Watching the age group percents for cases, hospitalizations and deaths tells us a lot.

The IB is caught red-handed trying to make up after the fact justifications for his actions.

A revealing response from the CDC to a request for data on mask policies.

A light day for research and we were blessed with a second coronavirus briefing this week.

More messaging from the state DOH and some immune response heavy research.

Research keeps coming and I keep summarizing.

A catch up on a year's worth of health research, all of which I can't get to.

We have almost 3000 excess deaths in Minnesota that are not due to CV-19, but to the lockdowns and terror campaign. Good work Governor Walz.

Active cases have rolled over, peak looks like April 15.

Hospital use is dropping as well. We are in the clear for some time.

An update on vaccination progress. It is good, but slowing.