Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil

Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil

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Scottish cardiac ambulance data shows worrying increase in incidents

Scottish cardiac ambulance data shows worrying increase in incidents

Youngest age groups worst affected

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In early 2021 we wrote about the stark difference in trends between the ‘official’ UK Government data on covid case numbers and the number of 999 and ambulance calls for covid triage:

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I recently posted this article which highlighted the remarkable divergence between people reporting COVID symptoms through the NHS and the 'official' number of cases. Specifically, I was talking about the difference between the daily data reported at…
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In our view the ambulance data was a far more reliable indicator of covid illness than the ‘case’ numbers and showed that, while there was a genuine peak in March 2020, the…

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