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Scientists at king�*s college london, found illness from covid lasted, on average, no more than a week in people aged between five and 17. they describe the findings as reassuring. i can now speak to dr liz whittaker, who�*s infectious diseases lead at the royal college of paediatrics and child health. good afternoon. i am interested in what you make of this research. did you anticipate this? i what you make of this research. did you anticipate this?— you anticipate this? i think we are ruite you anticipate this? i think we are quite pleased _ you anticipate this? i think we are quite pl...

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Been incredible. we are always ready to analyse the government for mistakes over time but the vaccination roll—out has been incredible, the way it has been happening, the optic across the population has been massive. we are pushing 90% of all adults had a first dose, the high 70% have had a second dose. it is becoming evident now in terms of whilst we have seen significant numbers of cases over the last few weeks we haven�*t seen a high number of hospital admissions or deaths, which is indicative of how successful the vaccination programme has been at preventing severe disease. that progra...