Here is the text and analysis of the full Stanford antibody study paper.
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A weekly recap in which we attempt to figure out where we are, which isn’t in a good place.
First results from the Stanford antibody study indicate that coronavirus infection is far more prevalent than assumed.
One of the best columns I have read on the topic of how to address the coronavirus epidemic, far more articulate than I could ever be, is written by Doug Tice in the Star Tribune and can be found here. (Star Tribune Column) Kudos and thank yous to Mr. Tice for being thoughtful and, in this environment, courageous.
I am begging our Governor to swallow his pride and change course.
The local paper discovers that shutdowns may have bad effects.
A new paper analyzes European death rates from coronavirus.
Some scenarios on the future course of the epidemic is given by a group of researchers in a new paper.
This is for those people who email me and say the nothing bad is happening as a result of the shutdown orders. I have posted on the horrific job losses. Now, as you would expect, people are deeply anxious and depressed and use of mental illness meds has risen substantially. (Drug Use Report) I cannot at all understand people being so concerned about a relatively few deaths from coronavirus and being so callous and disregardful of the enormous tragedy being imposed on tens of millions of Americans.