The latest official UK data from the UKHSA show Covid hospitalisation rates among the vaccinated the same or higher than among the unvaccinated, suggesting no protection is being provided.
It's hard to reconcile the vaccines being 90% effective against death with the numerous highly vaccinated countries which have experienced large waves of excess deaths since mid-2021.
Polio may be spreading in the U.K. for the first time in nearly 40 years after mutating from a live vaccine, health chiefs warned today as they declared a "national incident".
Vaccine effectiveness against Omicron drops to zero within six months but natural immunity remains robust for at least a year, a new study from Qatar in NEJM has found.
Those of us who pointed out last September that the vaccinated had higher infection rates than the unvaccinated were blasted with 'fact checks'. But the fact checks were wrong then, and they're even more wrong now.
If the vaccines prevent 90% of Covid deaths, why aren't more unvaccinated people dying, and why were deaths in many countries higher after the vaccine rollout?
The UK's daily Covid statistics were axed on Monday as the country moves forward in the pandemic, moving to publishing twice a week on Mondays and Thursdays. England's data will continue to appear daily.
The UKHSA has finally published raw data on hospital admissions by vaccination status – and alarmingly, they show that the vaccinated are hospitalised for non-Covid reasons at five times the rate of the unvaccinated.
A pre-print study by US Government researchers shows vaccinated people produce a less comprehensive immune system response following SARS-CoV-2 infection than unvaccinated people.
The number of people testing positive for Covid per day in the U.K. has fallen by 40% since last week and is now at its lowest since last June.
