Commentary

More screwed up data makes in hard to identify trends in where transmission is occurring.

Oregon shows Minnesota how to report deaths.

By any measure, New York did a far worse job of handling coronavirus than Florida has done.

Death reporting in Minnesota drives me crazy.

More moaning about the Minnesota coronavirus briefings and a couple of end-of-day research summaries.

Another round of research summaries.

More data misrepresentation by mask proponents.

Yet another in the never-ending series of research and other summaries pertinent to the epidemic.

For most Americans the risk of serious illness and death from coronavirus is very low.

Some interesting comparisons in epidemic course across locations.

Getting caught up on the research, including a study that might, or might not, make the maskos happy.

The nirvana of population immunity is actually a complex concept that doesn't magically make a disease go away.

A chart from Sweden illustrates what likely will be the all-cause death trend as the epidemic hits its long, low right hand tail in a country.

Another late night research summary drop.

Let's go back to the model of the epidemic and see what we might update.