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Thanks for the new shiny thread :)

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Thank you

Thanks for the thread .

Thank you.

U turn on school daily lfts by dfe.

It doesn't mention but primary staff are beginning to have twice weekly tests

https://www.theguardian.com/education/2021/jan/19/ministers-set-to-halt-plans-for-daily-covid-tests-in-english-schools?CMP=ShareiOSAppp_Other

www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.01.18.427166v1.full.pdf?fbclid=IwAR2gqAb8TGqtm9re6YfUavaUiHubT_Xp3jtd-hzNYw82brzhq_TAJ3YjnPQ

Preprint on 501Y.V2 antibody studies.

For anyone not used to reading scientific papers, read the abstract and discussion.

Morning all!

That sounds like bad news everything...

Can we have a data set on how many u turns the dfe will make in this thread?

This is the US (or at least my DSis's area) prioritisation of vaccines. Completely different attitude to age and a lot of jobs and professions being vaccinated.

@Piggywaspushed

This is the US (or at least my DSis's area) prioritisation of vaccines. Completely different attitude to age and a lot of jobs and professions being vaccinated.

Assuming all of 1a is to be done before 1b then it's not that different, is it - care home residents, HCPs over 65s and clinically vulnerable in phase 1? It just draws that phase 1 line at 65 rather than 50 (which I personally don't think is justified by where age-related risk starts to really ramp up).

And thank you for new thread, @TheSunIsStillShining!

In Manchester we have just started having 1 weekly LFT. Not quite at 2 a week but I suspect it will be (to borrow a word from Boris) 'ramped' up soon.

@Piggywaspushed it’s more or less the same - pharmacists opticians are being vaccinated here right now.

HCPs over 65s and clinically vulnerable in phase 1

Sorry, obviously there should have been a comma here between HCPs and over 65s!

Thank you for the new thread

The main difference with the US vaccine list seems to be that they're only doing the over 65s, before moving on to keyworker groups. You'd expect that approach to be better at getting infection rates down (as the keyworkers are more likely to catch and spread it) but take longer to bring down hospitalisations - a lot of which are in the 50-65 age group. And also, it's less prescriptive than ours - so no effort to prioritise the very vulnerable from within their group 1A.

We've also not decided what to do for the under 50s. Ie whether to do some age based approach and/or occupation based

If anyone remembers that Peter Doshi article where he talked about the suspected cases of covid that lacked a PCR in the Pfizer study, which we were trying to rebut, someone has now done a proper rebuttal: www.covid-datascience.com/post/refuting-peter-doshi-s-claims-doubting-trustworthiness-meaningfulness-of-covid-vaccine-results

I feel like it’s not really a better rebuttal than we managed though tbh!

The age groups are different little and their list 1B is distinctly different.

My DSis, who is a police officer is spitting feathers about being on 1B which form a UK perspective I found drily amusing.

@everythingthelighttouches

www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.01.18.427166v1.full.pdf?fbclid=IwAR2gqAb8TGqtm9re6YfUavaUiHubT_Xp3jtd-hzNYw82brzhq_TAJ3YjnPQ

Preprint on 501Y.V2 antibody studies.

For anyone not used to reading scientific papers, read the abstract and discussion.

The situation in South Africa is worrying on so many levels. Some antibody action without neutralising antibodies could result in antibody dependent enhancement (ADE) where the virus uses imperfect antibodies to gain entry to macrophages. Hopefully they'll have some information soon and it will be good news.

It's also quite worrying that this second wave is in the middle of summer and it's worse than their winter wave.

Not sure who the critical personnel in schools settings are either which is list 1A.