I’ve another “must read” for you today. This article reports how a key ivermectin researcher was recorded confessing that he rewrote his report from originally being strongly favorable and supporting ivermectin use, and instead became …
This virus is so very enigmatic in all its properties. But, to me, the most enigmatic feature of all has always been how its level of activity peaks and falls, for no obvious reason …
Did you see the eruption of scare headlines earlier this week, alleging there were a million new Covid cases in the US on Monday? Here is one of the more staid claims, via Reuters. The …
As we near the end of the second day of 2022, I don’t see much difference yet from 2021, or from most of 2020 either for that matter. In both the UK and US (and …
Wow. While we may have been relaxing in the lull between Christmas and New Year, it has been a busy week for the virus, with astonishing – terrifying – new record numbers of new reported …
It has been an unsurprisingly quiet few days since my last diary entry on Thursday night. As expected, we’ve not had any semblance of accurate Covid case data from the US on Friday, Saturday, or …
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There have been some morsels of good news, albeit in a week filled with new record numbers of daily Covid cases being reported in assorted countries around the world, including the UK, and we here …
There continue to be wild statements flying in every direction about the Omicron variant and its implications. The words “irrational panic” spring to mind. Perhaps inappropriately, I’m finding myself more reassured than terrified about what …
I was expressing surprise on Sunday about how it seemed that Omicron was disproportionately infecting people who had already been vaccinated. A reader wrote in to explain why that might be – due to a …
The spread of the Omicron variant continues apparently unabated – as of Saturday, cases have been detected in 29 US states. If cases were reported in 29, it is a fair bet that unreported …
Something I’ve half-expected for months finally happened earlier this week. But – a bit like the death of an ailing loved one – no matter how prepared you think you are for the actual …
The Omicron virus variant continues to spread rapidly across the world, and within the US. The last count I saw, dated yesterday, suggested it has been detected in 16 US states, and I know in …
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