(from a maximum of over 6% of those infected back in October being hospitalised to around 1.2% of those infected now, and a maximum of 1.7% of those infected dying to 0.17% now) (View Post)

That's the REACT study, and is a single study outcome which could have been incorrectly interpreted by Chris (bearing in mind that Imperial certainly didn't lead on this or even emphasise i… (View Post)

No, the ONS infection incidence data suggests the same as the positive cases data - that the proportion of those infected who go on to be hospitalised or die has reduced a long way. (View Post)

Yes, it does. As well as all the studies showing the protection against severe infection (which is invariably far higher than the protection against any level of breakthrough infection, making it ari… (View Post)

I trust that whoever gets it will pay tax on it as a Benefit In Kind (View Post)