Testing levels determine case levels in children's age groups, and then affect hospitalization case rates.
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Quite a few new papers of interest, so an afternoon downburst of summaries.
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Doing our best to present accurate information on cases and events in vaxed people. The state clearly doesn't want you to really understand this.
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Trying to understand outcomes by age group is important, but very hard given the limitations of Minnesota's data reporting.
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A mixed bag of research today with a couple of introductory observations.
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Age group charts show the effect of the state's stupid school testing policies and mis-attribution of hospitalizations.
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Hospital use appears to be back to April levels, but that is only using DOH's warped attribution methods.
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Active cases kind of still uncertain which way to go, but stupid testing policies will make them appear to go higher.
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Is there anyone who looks at our country right now and doesn't feel despair at what a disaster we have become?
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