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video from the @ChefGruel tweet of a health inspector doing a happy dance that she had shut down another business. It reminds me of the novel "The Betrothed" by Manzoni

"Those who don't know history are destined to repeat it."100 years ago the mask debate raged on and on just like it does today. One set of doctors came to

Have you seen this level of detailed reporting ANYWHERE else? @jhaskinscabrera, editor of @AlachuaChronic1 and contributor to @Rational_Ground examined some 700 death certificates from the state of Florida:https://rationalground.com/florida

The @COVID19Tracking shows a very steep chart of #COVID19 "current hospitalizations." We 100% should track this ebb & flow to make sure our hospitals aren't overly burdens (another topic).However note:

Here are some screenshots from our webinar the other night via @DrKristenW. Dr. Walsh is a pediatrician and recounts what they are seeing in their offices. Short version: the impacts

Consider this chart. There are 15 states which have provided official rejection rates for their mail-in and absentee ballots. Results? in 2016 2% of ballots were rejected. This year less

Core rates from the CDC! Some takeaways:- The rate of hospitalization is now the same rate of being hospitalized from influenza: 3%- The CFR drop is spectacular. Team Apocalypse has

End of the year gifts from the CDC! The new case surveillance file is out tracking through 12/15. It shows 13.5 million cases and here are the key stats.Chart 1:

I know you've heard that we've witnessed 1000 deaths a day since mid-Sept and 3000 deaths a day every day in December reportedly. But that is NOT the case. The

I've been tagging these hypocrites with "rules are for thee" -- This is only back to August - but ho-ly crap!1/ 2/ /3 /4 /5

BREAKING! Do mask mandates work? Our analysis below.We looked at cases on days where mask mandates were in place vs when they were not. We calculated the cases per day

Things look dire in SoCal hospitals. Check out these quotes!“We’ve never had so many patients,” said Adrian Cotton, chief of medical operations at Loma Linda University Health in San Bernardino County.”1/(read

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