A large-scale study in the United Kingdom found that double-vaccinated people have three times lower new crown infection rates, saving 27,000 lives

The interim survey results of the largest study on COVID-19infection in England at Imperial College London have been published.
The interim survey results from June 24 to July 5 show that since the last REACT-1 study ( Since May 20th to June 7th), the number of infections has quadrupled, with 1 out of 170 people being infected.
The most recent double time is 6 days
.

The infection rate of double vaccinated children under 65 is three times lower than that of unvaccinated children under 65, demonstrating the impact of vaccination

COVID-19 infected children

Between June 24 and July 5, more than 47,000 volunteers returned for PCR testing in England to check COVID-19 levels in the general population
.

The latest data shows that since the last REACT-1 report (covering May 20 to June 7), the number of infections in England has increased fourfold, from 0.

Use the P-spline to estimate the positive rate of swabs in England.
All 12 rounds have been completed and the mid-term of round 13, the middle 50% (dark gray) and 95% (light gray) confidence intervals

Use the P-spline to estimate the positive rate of swabs in England.
All 12 rounds have been completed and the mid-term of round 13, the middle 50% (dark gray) and 95% (light gray) confidence intervals

The overall national prevalence rate in the middle of the 13th round (collected from June 24 to July 5) was significantly higher than that of the 12th round (collected from May 20 to June 7), rising from 0.
15% to 0.
59%—approximately The prevalence of testing positive for approximately 1 in 170 people continues to increase exponentially.
The average between round 12 (swabs collected from May 20 to June 7) and round 13 The doubling time is 15 naturally.
Only in the first half of the 13th round, there is a doubling time of 6.
1 days.
The corresponding R value is 1.
87.
All age groups under 75 have a significant increase, especially in the younger ones.
In the age group, the prevalence rate is the highest at 13 to 17 years of age, at 1.
33%, and the prevalence rate is highest at the age of 18 to 24, at 1.
40%
.

Infections increased in all regions, with London experiencing the largest increase.

The latest data from Public Health England (PHE) show that the vaccination program has saved more than 27,000 lives and prevented more than 7 million people from contracting COVID-19
.

It also showed that both doses of COVID-19 vaccine can reduce symptomatic infections by nearly 80%

All people 18 years of age and older can book vaccinations through the NHS reservation service and are speeding up the second vaccination by shortening the vaccination interval from 12 to 8 weeks
.

British Minister of Health and Social Care Sajid Javid said: As we start society and learn to live with COVID-19, we will inevitably see a significant increase in cases in the coming weeks
.

But today’s research results show that the infection rate for people who received two doses of the vaccine was three times lower

Getting a second life-saving jab is more important than ever, so that we can continue to weaken the link between cases, hospitalizations and deaths, and build a wall against the virus
.

As we move from regulations to guidance and return to our daily lives, seeing relatives and returning to work, it is vital that people maintain a good sense of awareness and take personal responsibility for the health of themselves and those around them
.

Nadhim Zahawi, Minister of New Crown Vaccine Deployment, said: It is encouraging to see that the launch of vaccination has had a major impact on stopping the spread of the virus
.

Almost two-thirds of adults (64%) have been vaccinated with these two vaccines and therefore receive the most comprehensive protection

I urge everyone to get the first and second doses of vaccine when they are invited, because every injection helps curb the spread and serious diseases
.

The few people who have suffered a double whammy and have symptoms should continue to be tested so that we can all do our part to stop the spread of this terrible virus

On Monday, July 5, the government confirmed that if four tests are passed, the fourth step of the roadmap for lifting the ban will be carried out on July 19.
This means that all current legal restrictions on social interaction and restrictions on large-scale events, performances and life Event restrictions will be lifted
.

Masks will no longer be mandatory indoors, although the guidance will suggest that people can choose where to wear masks

Professor Paul Elliott, director of the REACT project at the Imperial School of Public Health, said: Despite the successful launch of the vaccination program, we are still seeing a rapid increase in the number of infections, especially among young people
.
However, it is encouraging that people who have been vaccinated with both vaccines have a lower infection rate
.
Therefore, as many people as possible must be vaccinated with both vaccines at the time of provision
.

 

Reference material: https://spiral.
imperial.
ac.
uk/bitstream/10044/1/90197/2/react1_r13_interim_preprint.
pdf

https://spiral.
imperial.
ac.
uk/bitstream/10044/1/90197/2/react1_r13_interim_preprint.
pdf

 

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