BECAUSE IT DESTROYS THE NARRATIVE? Johns Hopkins Medical School Professor wonders why no one is talking about the 77% decline in new China virus cases.

Since I no longer trust either of the two national sources I've been using (one of which quit tracking March 7th. Because the pandemic is over? Or because it's no longer needed?)

Here's a year's worth of Georgia hospitalization data that confirms Dr. Makary's assertion that hospitalizations are down steeply and suddenly.

The winter peak was in mid-January; hospitalizations today are down over 70% from the peak.

This second chart is of reported coronavirus cases on a daily basis. The peak was in early January, about 10 days before the hospitalizations peaked. Note that there are actually two curves, one for confirmed; the second for confirmed plus 'probable'. Probables are consistently about 1/3 of the total, and were introduced 4 November 2010, about the time of the presidential election, ostensibly because of the introduction of rapid test kits. That may be, but personally I suspect it was -- and is -- to keep the pandemic alive.