The CDC has been remarkably unreliable in terms of reporting and interpreting data on the coronavirus pandemic. The latest example, reported in The Atlantic, is mind-blowing. In reporting the total tests for the virus, they have been including results from both the swab tests and the serology tests. That gives you a meaningless number – one that would make the average percentage of positives much lower than it should be. (About 80% of serology tests, since they are given randomly to asymptomatic people, are negative.)  To read the article – “Could the CDC Make That Mistake?” – click here.