For all hysteria about cases in Arizona, Texas and Florida, collectively their deaths don't come close to New York's.

Only for the oldest Americans is CV near the top in causes of death.

A continuing exploration of the rapidly evolving world of coronavirus.

I could write the script for the daily coronavirus briefing, and I am sure the messaging is closely planned to continue to make up things to scare Minnesotans.

Another potpourri of data and research on the terrifying coronavirus epidemic--oh wait, it is not actually so terrifying.

I am really angered by people who should know better calling for renewed lockdowns that would have no benefit and would prolong and exacerbate the damage the ongoing lockdowns have…

I am going to come up with a new name for these posts when I get near 100.

Attribution of cause of death to people who tested positive with coronavirus or who were presumed to have it is fertile ground for good research.

The terrorization of Minnesotans accelerates for absolutely no reason.

A couple of charts on date of death versus date of reporting of death.

Japan has always been noted for mask-wearing; coronavirus doesn't care.

Nevada's mask mandate is working as well as California's.

Norway conducts a review of the evidence for benefit of community wearing of masks and recommends against use, based on the likely small benefit, if any, balanced against potential harms.

Always in catch up mode on research. Hoping to get to some data analysis tomorrow.

Again catching up from the avalanche of research.