Dr John Campbell
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Most hospital admission with, not for

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Majority of covid admissions are now incidental,

US, Variant Proportions

BA.2 5.7%

BA.2.12.1 42%

BA.5 36.6%

BA.4 15.7%

BA.1s 0%

Delta 0%

Others 0%

Resultant hospitalizations

Up 12% on the week

Deaths, 387, 7 day average, up 23%

Since January 2020, 1 in 327 people have died

ONS

Prediction based on Zoe data

England, more people have been infected already

Hospitalised in the UK

About a third admitted for covid

Two thirds with covid

Long covid

Weakness / tiredness

Shortness of breath

Muscle ache

Trouble sleeping

Difficulty concentrating

Headache

Anxiety / worry

Low mood

Loss of smell

Memory loss / confusion

Loss of taste

Cough

Vertigo / dizziness

Chest pain

Palpitations

Loss of appetite

Sore throat

Nausea / vomiting

Abdominal pain

Diarrhoea

Fever

Among the most deprived

Unable to work from home, 80.6%

Risk of developing long COVID symptoms, 11.1%

Among the least deprived

Unable to work from home, 62.6%

Risk of developing long COVID symptoms, 8.1%

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US Variant Proportions BASince JanuaryONS PredictionUK AboutHeadache AnxietyCough VertigoPalpitations LossDiarrhoea Fever Among

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