Nearly 50,000 Americans are hospitalized with COVID-19 and the US records 81,000 new cases

The third wave of the coronavirus pandemic has left nearly 50,000 Americans hospitalized with experts fearing several hospitals will soon be put under severe strain.  According to The COVID Tracking Project, hospitalizations rose in 47 states over the last month with a total of 47,502 people hospitalized as of Sunday – the highest level seen … Read more

Coronavirus D614G mutation found in 99.9% of cases at US hospital

A mutated strain of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus which causes Covid-19 may be more infectious than the original version.  A study of more than 5,000 Covid-19 patients in Houston, Texas revealed 99.9 per cent of infections were caused by this altered version of the virus, called D614G.  The finding adds credence to the theory the mutation … Read more

Britain records FEWEST daily Covid-19 cases in a fortnight

Britain today recorded the fewest daily Covid-19 cases in a fortnight offering more proof that the crisis is slowing down and isn’t spiralling out of control. Department of Health figures show another 18,950 people tested positive for the disease — down 9.3 per cent in a week and the lowest since Monday, October 19 (18,804). … Read more

Coronavirus UK: 23,254 new cases and 162 deaths in daily toll

A total of 23,254 people have tested positive for COVID-19 across Britain, the highest Sunday rise since June 7, figures have revealed today. The figure is up 1,339 from Saturday’s tally of 21,915 cases. A further 162 have also died from coronavirus in the past 24 hours, the figures show. The data, published by the … Read more

UK announces 23,254 more Covid cases and 162 deaths – the highest Sunday rise since June 7 

A total of 23,254 people have tested positive for COVID-19 across Britain, the highest Sunday rise since June 7, figures have revealed today. The figure is up 1,339 from Saturday’s tally of 21,915 cases. A further 162 have also died from coronavirus in the past 24 hours, the figures show. The data, published by the … Read more

‘World-beating’ Test and Trace missed almost 25,000 positive cases

Test and Trace has continued its never-ending downward spiral as official figures today showed the bungling system is reaching fewer Covid-19 cases than when records began in May. Department of Health statistics also revealed that of those the system did reach, it is taking even longer to track down their contacts. The beleaguered system, once … Read more

UK records 23,065 cases as daily infections rise by just 8% in a week

Confusion over the true scale of Britain’s second wave of Covid-19 was sparked today after official data showed the UK’s daily cases are not spiralling out of control — despite warnings from a Government-funded surveillance study that infections may be doubling every nine days.  Department of Health bosses recorded 23,065 new coronavirus cases, which is … Read more

UK records 23,065 cases as daily infections rise by just 8% in a week

Confusion over the true scale of Britain’s second wave of Covid-19 was sparked today after official data showed the UK’s daily cases are not spiralling out of control — despite warnings from a Government-funded surveillance study that infections may be doubling every nine days.  Department of Health bosses recorded 23,065 new coronavirus cases, which is … Read more

Coronavirus UK: 50,000 cancer cases MISSED during pandemic crisis

Up to 50,000 cancer cases have gone undiagnosed during the pandemic, a leading charity warned yesterday. It said NHS services could take almost two years to recover. Macmillan Cancer Support added that the country was ‘at a crossroads’ and said shutting down cancer care this winter could cost thousands of lives. Experts predict the number … Read more

Coronavirus UK: Daily infections hit 24,701 although cases DROP

Britain’s daily number of Covid-19 cases dropped today for the first time in a month as health officials announced 24,701 more infections amid hopes the second wave could finally be tailing off. Department of Health statistics show 26,688 positive coronavirus tests were added to the Government’s count last Wednesday. It means today is the first … Read more