Commentary

The one area our DOH has handled this epidemic better than anyone else is hiding relevant data and giving gobbledygook answers.

The case waves have a life of their own.

Another update on active cases.

An updated analysis of outcomes and outcome trends in Minnesota by a case cohort.

A chart does a good job of showing the geographic effect of seasonality.

Catching up with some brief summaries and article references.

A new antibody study from the CDC finds evidence of much earlier and fairly widespread incidence of CV-19 infection.

Another state shows us that a lot of hospitalizations attributed to CV-19 shouldn't be.

One chart illustrates the irreparable damage being done to children's educations by the woefully misnamed distance learning.

The holiday ends but we never stop providing the most current research.

An update on that active cases analysis.

Update on that Kansas mask study.

A couple of research summaries and observations as the holiday weekend slowed research publishing.

My tryptophan induced post feast lethargy doesn't stop me from getting out some research summaries.

Several readers asked if I could repost the editorial about the response to the epidemic without the introductory paragraphs from the earlier post, to make it easier for sharing. So…