...by the general public, should be created, together with a common scoring system for these symptoms. Such symptoms would include headaches, fever, vomiting, chills, fatigue, muscle ache, swelling, rash, etc....
...to the progress of the pandemic, and the promise on which this huge expense was justified – avoiding another lockdown – has been broken, twice,” she said. “British taxpayers cannot...
...requiring people to take a test before getting the jab at vaccine centres (attended, until now, by those most vulnerable to Covid)? If asymptomatic “cases” are numerous and serious –...
...a single sentence: “Some misclassifications by PCR tests might have occurred; however, the test used is believed to be highly accurate, with a sensitivity of 97·1% and specificity of 99·98%.”...
...has merely been “delayed” by this block. The deployment of the functionality of the NHS Covid app to enable users to upload their venue history has been delayed....
...PCR tests for “case finding, mass screening, and disease surveillance” since last September (if not before): PCR is not a test of infectiousness. Rather, the test detects trace amounts of...
...children against SARS-CoV-2” – “Should childhood infection (and re-exposures in adults) continue to be typically mild, childhood vaccination will not be necessary to halt the pandemic,” write Jennie S. Lavine,...
“Is the new ‘delta plus’ Covid variant more dangerous? Scientists scramble to understand the facts” – Scientists in India are working to understand the Delta plus variant, the Telegraph reports,...
...participants. The Telegraph has the story. Between mid-April and mid-May, the Government allowed a number of large gatherings to take place, including the World Snooker Championships, the Brits, the F.A....
...a Covid test, e.g. PCR, TMA, LAMP or NEAR, and tested negative. Antigen tests are not currently accepted. The website tells readers to “see Spain Travel Health page for specific...
