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UK peaks, China locks down

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UK, decline has just started

Symptoms after two years

Tim Spector vindicated, 1st April

Updated quietly, overnight, no announcement, no apology, no refencing

1st April

End of free testing in England

Tim Spector report

Symptoms

Runny nose, 82%

Fatigue, 70%

Headache, 69%

Sore throat, 69%

Sneezing, 68%

Persistent cough, 54%

Hoarse, 47%

Chills or shivers, 36%

Joint pains, 33%

Fever, 32%

Dizzy, 30%

Brain fog, 28%

Sore eyes, 25%

Altered smell, 24%

Muscle pains, 23%

Lower back pain, 23%

Swollen glands, 21%

Skipped meals, 18%

Ear ringing, 17%

Diarrhoea

Lateral flow tests, 20% false negatives

(confirmed by same day PCR positive tests)

2.6 % of LTS tests give a false positive

Best to swab nose AND throat

R = 1

Prevalence, One in 14

Rates will remain high for a long time

75 +, plateau

Other age groups downward trend

China, Shanghai

Two years of zero-Covid policies

Shanghai, 25 million people, citywide lockdown since early April,

because of a surge in Omicron

Saturday, cases + 25,000

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Tim SpectorApril UpdatedApril EndEngland Tim SpectorSymptoms RunnyDiarrhoea LateralPrevalence OneChina Shanghai Two

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