I don’t remember seeing the Imperial model for this.https://www.bbc.com/news/education-54827702 …
Not for babies, unless both of these articles are misrepresenting the figures. 300 events in children, but the only increase cited was in babies, where the number of events has gone from about 2.5 cases per 100,000 to 3
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This is literally just simple multiplication of the figures in these articles, and extrapolating to the per 100,000 number using children under 2 in the UK in 2019
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Also, given the number of children in the UK, a 20% increase across the board would be an absolute increase from 240 incidents to 300, or roughly 1 extra incident per million children in the country
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That’s alright then
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Well, if those figures are accurate then COVID in the UK has been more than SIX TIMES as deadly as lockdowns to children That statement is misleading too, but similarly factual
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