Covid-19 cases are falling for the first time since the pandemic's start without there being a national lockdown. Unless there is a...

Edge Health turned four

One in five people in England may have had Covid-19, our new modelling suggests, equivalent to 12.4 million people.

New research suggests UK Government’s current 14-day quarantine policy for international arrivals, which involves no test, is far more ineff

A ‘test and release’ scheme after five days for international arrivals could offer up to 90% effectiveness according to evidence

Published 30 October 2020 Liverpool was added to the Covid-19 watchlist on the 11th of September. After a series of progressive measures...

Published 29 October 2020 Did anyone honestly expect Covid-19 cases to increase as much as they have in the past few weeks? After a...

Before the second wave of Covid-19 infections started to hit, we did a survey of Covid-19 sentiment. We got over 240 responses from all age

Flattening Covid-19 cases last week was an error. The Excel file ran out of columns. So there was a spike of +22,000 cases yesterday

There were less than 1,000 positive Covid-19 cases per day over the summer. In September this jumped to nearly 3,000 per day, it is now near

Understanding the risks of the second wave of Covid-19 on the NHS

A personal reflection of how Sweden have been dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic after being in Stockholm for a month.

The number of people waiting more than 52 weeks has increased (see chart below) - from 1,613 in Feb to 26,029 in May (x16)

Covid-19 has gone down a lot. The estimated number of infections in London are less than 1,000 compared to +1 million i

As we are emerging from lockdown, plenty of discussions abound. Are we opening too early? Are we opening too late? A question that gets rais

Originally these slides were presented as a summary of our work to date for a webinar run by Interim Partners.

The need to end the brutal lockdown is getting stronger every day. We have published our view on how it could be relaxed (here).