A study among homeless people in Boston finds a substantial incidence of coronavirus infection, but almost all asymptomatic.

In a few weeks at most we are going to end up adopting the strategy toward the epidemic that we should have started with, but in the meantime we did…

Some more research summaries on the coronavirus epidemic.

A little basic information on coronavirus.

The pace and level of job loss in Minnesota, and around the country, is astounding and heart-wrenching.

Another study, this one from Spain, and a research letter in JAMA use influenza data to suggest a much earlier and wider spread of coronavirus infection than models are assuming.

For those who doubt that the lockdown is having any ill effects.

It is hard to listen to some of what our Governors say.

An investment bank gives us its perspective on the epidemic.

Consulting firm McKinsey gives a perspective on what happens next with the epidemic, particularly for businesses.

Minnesota's Governor persists with an extreme shutdown when a targeted one would work equally well.

A study uses an interesting technique to find a high rate of undetected coronavirus infections in the US.

Domestic abuse is rising during the lockdown, as it always does during economic downturns.

A New York Times story focuses on immunity and antibodies.

A study in Lancet recommends caution in relaxing extreme shutdown measures.