Commentary

A few more observations on Minnesota’s lightening up on lockdown measures and the usual medley of research summaries.

LTC residents as a source of CV-19 deaths has dropped dramatically.

A great chart of trends in hospitalization rates by age group. You clearly do not see any evidence of an increase in the rate for younger cohorts, especially children and young adults.

Getting caught up on research again, and a glimmer of “normality” in Minnesota.

Drug pricing is excessive and hurts consumers, and it is not due to a free market, but to patents.

The racist race obsession, developed by BLM and promoted by the Biden administration and white progressives everywhere, is going to kill this country.

A quick post focused on children’s infections and infectiousness.

Boston was pretty dead, but here are some observations and research summaries I put together to liven things up on the way back.

The current cohort analysis, which suggests that hospitalizations are stable as a percent of cases and deaths are declining.

Tracking the epidemic for over a year now, via charts.

A couple of observations to start the week, but a slow research day.

I am sure on a lovely Sunday morning you have nothing better to do than read research summaries, so here they are.

Watching the age group percents for cases, hospitalizations and deaths tells us a lot.

The IB is caught red-handed trying to make up after the fact justifications for his actions.

A revealing response from the CDC to a request for data on mask policies.