Time for another weekly recap of what we do and don't know about coronavirus.

This can't be said any more clearly and strongly: we need widespread antibody testing now.

We can't let this shutdown fundamentally change how we relate to one another.

A quick look at some stats of interest on coronavirus.

Some more interesting research on transmission of the coronavirus.

The numbers on economic damage are astounding.

A hot-off-the-presses paper analyzes death risk from coronavirus disease.

More information on some research and cautions on a couple of issues.

Being realistic means doing the best job you can to assess the facts and analyze a situation rationally in making decisions.

Minnesota's Governor is apparently considering lightening up a bit on a shutdown that never should have been ordered in the first place.

Robert Shuler gives us another approach to dealing with the epidemic, one that attempts to balance disease and economic harms.

Bill Gates thinks we should all lockdown for at least 10 weeks. Easy for a billionaire to say.

Some summary information on coronavirus research and news.

The most likely trajectory of the epidemic is a series of ebbs and flows of infection.

The investor who foresaw the housing crisis leading to the 2008 recession, who also has an MD, speaks out on the coronavirus shutdown.