Dr John Campbell
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UK, 4.49 m cases now
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21:21Now PlayingSymptomatic cases as reported from the symptom tracker data, John’s free text books,
Link to free download of my 2 textbooks
1 in 15 has COVID in new record high
New daily symptomatic cases of COVID in the UK, 349,011
Increase of 7% from 324,954 reported last week
UK R-value, 1.1
Scotland, 1.0
Prevalence
One in 15, currently have symptomatic COVID
840,000 weekly contributors
70,779 recent swab tests done on symptomatic cases
Professor Tim Spector
While COVID cases continue to soar to all-time highs,
the rate of increase is showing signs of slowing down.
Data shows LFTs are almost 80% effective in detecting positive cases, (20% false negatives)
97% accurate in identifying negative cases, (3% false positives)
COVID-19 infections highest in England and Wales since survey began
Percentage testing positive continues to rise in England and Wales,
highest level ever
Week ending 26 March 2022
4,122,700 in England (7.56%)
212,000 in Wales (6.97%)
Highest since 6.85% 6th January 2022
Coronavirus antibodies
96.6% of secondary school age (46.6%)
62.4% of primary school age
Deaths involving COVID-19 increase slightly
Week ending 18 March 2022
Deaths in the UK involving coronavirus 826
5 more than the previous week,
accounting for around 1 in every 15 deaths (6.6%)
Total deaths registered in the UK
Most recent week, 12,473
0.3% below the five-year average
Of the 683 deaths registered in England and Wales where “novel coronavirus (COVID-19)” was mentioned
65.3% (446 deaths) had this recorded as the underlying cause of death,
up from 62.1% in the previous week
13 March 2020 to 18 March 2022
126,529 excess deaths above the five-year average in England and Wales
Ivermectin
1 in 15 has COVID in new record high
New daily symptomatic cases of COVID in the UK, 349,011
Increase of 7% from 324,954 reported last week
UK R-value, 1.1
Scotland, 1.0
Prevalence
One in 15, currently have symptomatic COVID
840,000 weekly contributors
70,779 recent swab tests done on symptomatic cases
Professor Tim Spector
While COVID cases continue to soar to all-time highs,
the rate of increase is showing signs of slowing down.
Data shows LFTs are almost 80% effective in detecting positive cases, (20% false negatives)
97% accurate in identifying negative cases, (3% false positives)
COVID-19 infections highest in England and Wales since survey began
Percentage testing positive continues to rise in England and Wales,
highest level ever
Week ending 26 March 2022
4,122,700 in England (7.56%)
212,000 in Wales (6.97%)
Highest since 6.85% 6th January 2022
Coronavirus antibodies
96.6% of secondary school age (46.6%)
62.4% of primary school age
Deaths involving COVID-19 increase slightly
Week ending 18 March 2022
Deaths in the UK involving coronavirus 826
5 more than the previous week,
accounting for around 1 in every 15 deaths (6.6%)
Total deaths registered in the UK
Most recent week, 12,473
0.3% below the five-year average
Of the 683 deaths registered in England and Wales where “novel coronavirus (COVID-19)” was mentioned
65.3% (446 deaths) had this recorded as the underlying cause of death,
up from 62.1% in the previous week
13 March 2020 to 18 March 2022
126,529 excess deaths above the five-year average in England and Wales
Ivermectin
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