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'Help us to help you': doctors in England make pleas to unvaccinated | Hospitals - Vimarsana News

'Help us to help you': doctors in England make pleas to unvaccinated | Hospitals

Frontline staff report that all or nearly all admissions at their hospitals have not been jabbedCoronavirus – latest updates

What proportion of pregnant women have been fully vaccinated? | David Spiegelhalter and Anthony Masters - Vimarsana News

What proportion of pregnant women have been fully vaccinated? | David Spiegelhalter and Anthony Masters

The share is likely to be higher than recent claims

Will we reach herd immunity for the new coronavirus? | David Spiegelhalter and Anthony Masters - Vimarsana News

Will we reach herd immunity for the new coronavirus? | David Spiegelhalter and Anthony Masters

It appears unlikely, but we should try to get as close as possible

Why most people who now die with Covid have been vaccinated | David Spiegelhalter and Anthony Masters - Vimarsana News

Why most people who now die with Covid have been vaccinated | David Spiegelhalter and Anthony Masters

Don’t think of this as a bad sign, it’s exactly what’s expected from an effective but imperfect jab An 18-year-old boy is vaccinated at Tottenham Hotspur’s stadium in London. Photograph: Will Edwards/AFP/Getty Images An 18-year-old boy is vaccinated at Tottenham Hotspur’s stadium in London. Photograph: Will Edwards/AFP/Getty Images Sun 27 Jun 2021 03.00 EDT Last modified on Sun 27 Jun 2021 04.22 EDT A MailOnline headline on 13 June read: “Study shows 29% of the 42 people who have died after catching the new strain had BOTH vaccinations.” In Public Health England’s technical b...

Will Covid-19 vaccines reduce virus transmission? - Vimarsana News

Will Covid-19 vaccines reduce virus transmission?

Will Covid-19 vaccines reduce virus transmission? David Spiegelhalter and Anthony Masters © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Wiktor Szymanowicz/Shutterstock There are two ways that getting vaccinated can slow the spread of the virus. First, it can help prevent you getting infected. Second, even if you are unlucky and catch the virus, it may reduce the risk of passing it on. It is crucial to understand how big these benefits are. Two huge new studies have taken advantage of the successful UK vaccine rollout. An Oxford-ONS analysis of more than 370,000 survey participants...

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