COVID-19

Americans aren't all that eager to get COVID shots—at least that's the impression reporters gave us for months.

Why can’t a drug approved and used in humans for 35 years, with excellent safety margins, and 3.7 billion doses administered worldwide, and with almost uniformly demonstrated benefit in all stages of COVID-19 infection, get a decent day in court?&

The basic COVID-19 disease metrics are cases (positive tests, interpreted as infections) and deaths (death certificates). The headlines on cable news are usually national totals: 30+ million cases and 560,000+ deaths.

In recent months, the media has made a habit of heaping scorn on COVID conspiracy theorists and vac

It wasn't surprising when dexamethasone was found to be useful in treating severe COVID disease. One of the many puzzling symptoms of this "new" disease was an overreactive immune system and the inflammation it caused.

       

We now know that exposure to the virus and subsequent infection depends not only where you are but how you behave.

    The data set continues to be drawn from Our World in Data and is based on CDC statistics for the US.  

Several months ago, we ran a story on the best (worst?) conspiracy theories about the coronavirus.

As of now, the official number of COVID cases in the United States stands at roughly 27.1 million.