Category Archives: Coronavirus

My previous article: November may see as many as 4.2 to 4.5 million cases of Covid-19 correctly predicted the number of Covid-19 cases in November, 2020. The exact reported case total, according to Worldometers, was 4,521,787 cases. That’s just slightly … Continue reading →

I predicted 1,333,803 cases and 27,423 deaths from Covid-19 in the U.S. in September. Now we see that the actual cases was 1,235,486 and the actual deaths was 24,004. I was off by 7.37% for cases and 12.47% for deaths. … Continue reading →

The Covid-19 Second Wave is coming this winter. First indication will be a doubling of Covid deaths in the U.S. from Sept to Oct and again from Oct to Nov. This is due to falling blood levels of Vitamin D … Continue reading →

Here’s the explanation at Covid.us.org: The Covid-19 Death Rate Has Dropped by 2/3rds. The comparison is weekly total of new cases to weekly total of new deaths. The new deaths is from a week 14 days later than the new … Continue reading →

Multiple Covid-19 vaccine candidates are now in Phase I or Phase II human trials. Soon a decision will have to be made as to what type of testing to perform next. Two significant ethical questions must be answered before the … Continue reading →

I often do a “Q and A” on theology. I’ve decided to try a question and answer post on COVID-19. Please keep in mind that I am not a physician, and will not be giving any medical advice. The types … Continue reading →

Persons who are currently living with a diagnosis of cancer have an increased risk of death, if they contract COVID-19. This suggests that some persons who would have died of cancer later this year, instead may die from Covid, reducing … Continue reading →

Someone has Covid-19. You are exposed to the virus through them. You might catch the disease, develop symptoms, and eventually your immune system produces antibodies and you become well. But a second scenario is also common. You are exposed to … Continue reading →