Mark Zubert

The graph below shows the manifestation of covid19 in the state of Minnesota. > Deaths were highest in the shutdown period > Virulence in the general population hasn't materialized > Deaths outside long term care have steadily averaged 3/day no matter what the policy or mandate

Remarkable covid survival stats you won't see widely reported 👇 With 80,000+ infected people tracked in MN… > There are more deaths age 90+ than age 70 and under > 99.92% covid survival outside long term care > Average age of death is 6 yrs beyond life expectancy See below.

Thanks for your reply. In MN, the chance of survival from covid if you are not in a long term care facility is about 99.93%. It's much much lower than 1% lethal. That's not my data- it is according to MN Dept of Health and CDC data.

Some good news on the vaccine front... brief19.com/2020/07/28/prima…

This was supposed to be a helluva week. The MN covid model said every hospital bed in the entire state would be filled w/ covid patients & the recently purchased makeshift morgue would be filled w/ bodies. Thankfully, the model was well off the mark. How far off? See below.

Amid media hysteria, TX, FL, AZ, and CA have been criticized for their covid19 response. And recently Dr. Fauci praised the response of New York. How quickly some forget the facts. See below.

There has been confusion around how deaths are counted for covid and how totals are being provided by some state health officials. Below is a good example of how daily totals may include past-dated deaths in FL, AZ and other states.

Are all the "US covid failure" headlines warranted or politically-driven? There's certainly room for improvement, but of the world's 6 largest developed northern hemisphere countries, the US has the 2nd lowest covid deaths per capita. Opinions welcome. ft.com/content/787125ba-5707…