[quote manolantern]UKHSA has linked 20 Omicron cases in England with vaccine status.
12 - at least double-vaxed
2 - single-vaxed
6 - unvaccinated
HEALTH WARNING: This tells us almost nothing at the moment. A lot of England is double-vaxed so you would expect that to be biggest absolute number.
Also:
"Interesting. But given the sample is almost certainly selected by international travel history, even I'll concede that calculating a VE number is useless."
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Meaghan Kall @kallmemeg
Moving onto epidemiology of the 22 confirmed cases
The age/sex distribution of confirmed cases shows Omicron mainly affecting young & middle-aged adults.
Only 1 case in a child
No cases in people aged 70+
8/17 cases have known travel to a Red List country
7/17 have unknown travel status (to date)
So yeah, definitely looks massively self selecting so far.
Regionally, SGTF is rising fastest in East Midlands, London and South East.
This matches the location of confirmed Omicron cases
and
99.8% of cases in England last week are Delta