Immensa: Why were Covid test errors at Wolverhampton lab not stopped sooner?
Immensa Labs, in Wolverhampton, is estimated to have sent out 43,000 false negative test results.
Source: bbc.co.uk
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Immensa: Month delay before incorrect Covid tests halted
Court papers show discrepancies at Immensa's laboratory were flagged as early as mid September.
Andrew Preston University Of Bath United Kingdom Health Security Agency Immensa Wolverhampton Good Law Project
Source: bbc.co.uk
Lab continued processing Covid tests for month despite false negatives, court papers show
Court documents say the UK Health Security Agency was 'alerted' to the discrepancies a month before testing was halted. | ITV News West Country
United Kingdom Health Security Agency South West West Country Musgrove Park Hospital Immensa Wolverhampton
Source: itv.com
Immensa lab: month delay before incorrect Covid tests stopped
Court papers reveal how long watchdog knew of potential problems at Wolverhampton site
Public Health England Department Of Health United Kingdom Health Security Agency Good Law Project Social Care Will Welfare
Source: theguardian.com
UKHSA knew for a month about problems at lab that was giving incorrect Covid test results
More than 43,000 people received false-negative PCR results from the Immensa lab before testing was halted, court papers show
Andrew Preston Department For Health University Of Bath United Kingdom Health Security Agency Good Law Project Social Care
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Scandal-hit Wolverhampton lab 'spotted 40 TIMES fewer Covid cases in Sheffield' than expected
The Immensa Health Clinic in Woverhampton reported that just 0.2 per cent of Covid tests from people in Sheffield were positive, compared to an expected five to eight per cent.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Covid lab returned four positive results from 2,400 Sheffield tests
Exclusive: positivity rate of 0.2% for tests processed by Immensa in Wolverhampton contrasts with national rate of about 5-8%
United Kingdom North Yorkshire Doina Cornell Bath University United Kingdom Health Security Agency Blaenau Gwent
Source: theguardian.com