Once more into the coronavirus breach.

Another look at relative case fatality rates by age and another demonstration of the low risk to the general public and the very high risk to the oldest age groups.

An updated version of how the epidemic has proceeded and is likely to proceed.

My daily evening dump on articles and research.

A summary of what apparently were the only economic analyses looked at by the Dictator in keeping his extreme shutdown in place.

As predicted, and the CDC is confirming, we are going to see many deaths and other bad health consequences from the scare-mongering and lockdowns.

Another study finding both cross-reactive T cells and that many patients with mild illness have no antibodies, but do develop memory T cell responses.

The data continues to show how bifurcated the epidemic is.

Catching up with some articles and research.

The visual evidence of how far off the Minnesota epidemic model was is stunning.

Dictator Walz gave no consideration to the harms stemming from his lockdown orders.

Catching up with a few more research summaries and other items.

More research, antibodies, household infection rates, and a few other items.

Some interesting coronavirus items today.

A Centers for Disease Control report summarizes epidemic outcomes through May 30.