Have you watched this?
https://youtu.be/DKh6kJ-RSMI
Early serology results based on antibody testing: 5% for UK, 17% for London. From Matt Hancock, Health Secretary in today's briefing. In line with what other countries have reported on their seroprevalence.
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Correct, although in London, this probably starts helping to reduce infections slightly already.
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So we’re basically waiting for a second wave with the
#TestTraceIsolate infrastructure “pending” and the active % of the city rising. Have I missed something?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Devi, does this mean 5% will have antibodies post covid19, or only 5% antibody level post Covid Thank you for answering
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5% of the population have developed antibodies, i.e. ~5% of the population had COVID-19 already and is now immune for at least a few months but probably a few years.
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Was going to ask the same thing, Devi’s tweets have been very good to follow throughout all this, but I’m not sure I know what this one means
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We’re not seeing exponential up or down in the UK anymore. Does that mean that the R is far closer to 1.0 right now than anybody expected? Does that mean that a 0.05 or 0.17 reduction in R is potentially far more significant than previously thought? (if antibody = immunity)
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Admittedly the current UK or regional Rs should factor in that number, but do they?
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