Your local meteorologist / mathematician / statistician here. I’m just checking in to give everyone some context to some recent comments made by some government officials. I’m not a doctor, but I do enjoy statistics and mathematics. This post will dive into those things. Before I being and we revisit the numbers, I used the word “government” so I want… Read more →
I’m not a doctor. Still. A lot of people have accused me of trying to be one and encouraged me – sometimes rudely – to “Stay in my lane” or “stick to weather” because I am not a doctor. But I want to reassure everyone that I am not sharing any personal opinions on any of these posts. Ever. I… Read more →
That treatment is pretty simple: Wear a mask. In the paper, “The role of community-wide wearing of face mask for control of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) epidemic due to SARS-CoV-2” authors looked at a small population of mask-wearing people versus non-mask-wearing people and found a reduction in transmission of 73-percent. From the paper: Within first 100 days (31 December 2019… Read more →
I’m still not a doctor. Which is good. Because during the operation, I’d be too busy staring out the window at passing clouds than focusing on the task at hand. I am just a conduit of information. The goal of these updates is to give some insight into new research, the latest numbers and the updated advice from the medical… Read more →
Still not a doctor. But that’s okay. Because there are tons of great doctors and researchers in this world already. This is a cultivation of some of the latest news and notes on COVID from legitimate medical resources only. Places like Harvard Medical, Mount Sinai, Mayo Clinic, and the CDC and WHO. Research is pulled directly from medical journals and… Read more →
