Public Health England (PHE) published their latest weekly vaccine surveillance report on Thursday. Usually these just summarise other studies so are not particularly interesting, but this week something new appeared...
...Delta surge, albeit a rough one without any adjustments. The latest report has data up to August 2nd. If we substract from these values the data in Briefing 17 (up...
...latest “fix” of this fiasco is to turn over responsibility for contact tracing to local authorities. What could possibly go wrong? Does PHE’s New Study Show Schools Are Safe to...
...that, due to the way statistics are recorded by Public Health England (PHE), it’s impossible for a patient to recover from COVID-19. Here’s the key passage: It seems that PHE...
...the earlier data was that the sample size was small and biased. As he notes, PHE’s modelling misses the most obvious data point, that the rate of hospitalisations per case...
...to provide the latest estimates.” “I cannot understand why they have used this data, when there are far more up-to-date forecasts from Cambridge that they could have accessed, which show...
...has been made to the historic data for the ‘tests made available’ metric. The adjustments have been made as a result of more accurate data collection and reporting processes recently...
...back on it in 2021 “Weaknesses in the Covid data” – In the latest episode of the Pandemic Podcast, Andy is joined by Emily Barley, co-founder of the Covid Data...
...a cock-up by the commercial company NHS Test and Trace hired to run the programme and can’t really be laid at the door of PHE. “It is unfortunate that PHE...
...twice as serious as Alpha is surprising as official data shows that hospitalisations have been much lower with Delta than Alpha. Data in the PHE technical briefings on the variants...
