Dr Anthony Fryer, Prof of Clinical Biochemistry at Keele, asks why the Govt isn't more transparent about the data it's basing its decisions on and why it has repeatedly failed to acknowledge the impact of false positives.
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With mass testing of schoolchildren happening and those testing positive and their contacts required to self-isolate, it is not surprising that more than 200,000 children were at home isolating at the end of last week.
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Mike Hearn, author of the most read piece on Lockdown Sceptics, takes apart a new paper in the Lancet purporting to show that 20% of people who recover from COVID-19 are vulnerable to reinfection.
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Just because Person A got tested on Monday, and Person B on a Tuesday does not mean B is a newer case than A. We don't have any idea if more people are getting infected, we only know we are testing more. The may have been infected a week ago, or a month, or 6 months.(Or, indeed, never).
Concerns about the virus SARS-COV-2 that causes the disease called COVID-19 have centered around reported mortality rates. However, errors in reporting those rates have led to confusion regarding the true health impacts. Because estimated rates are dependent on the test … Continue reading →
