A couple of items from Twitter that show how much we should rely on "experts".

There has never been a flood of research on any disease topic like there currently is on CV-19. More summaries.

A few coronavirus and political observations.

A cool animation of geographic changes in hospitalization rates.

No change in the extreme age bifurcation of the impact of the epidemic.

Take a look at Sweden and the UK in regard to mask-wearing and the course of the epidemic. Kind of makes you wonder doesn't it.

A few slow days on the research front, but catching up now.

Active cases, i.e. infectious people, are way down in Minnesota and likely will stay down.

One more outcomes-based case cohort analysis. Very, very stable.

A Sunday morning digression.

The usual pithy, if not witty, observations and research summaries, heading into the weekend.

Fun question responses from the DOH and a few research summaries.

If you watch enough of the IB, you get a sense of the weak character.

Yet another in the ongoing series of research summaries.

Early morning research summaries, following a truly retch-inducing spell of listening to CV-19 briefings.