Weekly briefing 26th february 2021
Professor Christina Pagel presented the week’s numbers with a particular focus on...
Read More26 Feb 2021 | Front Page, Weekly briefings on COVID-19
Professor Christina Pagel presented the week’s numbers with a particular focus on...
Read More26 Feb 2021 | Education, Recent reports
Independent SAGE Statement on Universities and Colleges Winter-Spring 2021 in the Context of...
Read More26 Feb 2021 | Front Page, Recent reports
Strategy for COVID-19: Maximum Suppression or Mere Containment? We welcome the following features...
Read More24 Feb 2021 | Front Page, Vaccines
TYPES OF VACCINES What types of vaccines will be used in the UK and roughly, how do they...
Read More23 Feb 2021 | Media highlights
Prof Christina Pagel was a panel member on BBC2’s Politics Live show where she discussed the...
Read More23 Feb 2021 | Front Page, Overall COVID-19 Strategy, Recent reports
Our interactive timeline gives quick and easy access to all Independent SAGE reports in...
Read More21 Feb 2021 | Media highlights
‘We shouldn’t throw away the gains of the past few weeks, achieved through considerable hardship and sacrifice, by lifting restrictions before we can keep the virus in check.’ Professor Susan Michie writes in the Guardian about the risks of coming out of lockdown too quickly. Read article here
Read More21 Feb 2021 | Media highlights
20 Feb 2021 | Media highlights
19 Feb 2021 | Weekly briefings on COVID-19
In today’s briefing, Professor Christina Pagel presented the latest numbers and Professor Stephen...
Read More19 Feb 2021 | Front Page, Lockdowns, Overall COVID-19 Strategy, Recent reports
The aim of this document is to outline an overall strategy for handling the COVID pandemic which...
Read More16 Feb 2021 | Lockdowns, Overall COVID-19 Strategy, Recent reports, Short statements
Blatant and visible violations of Covid-safe rules and guidance are relatively rare and probably...
Read More15 Feb 2021 | Inequalities and Ethnic Minorities, Media highlights
‘We were expecting some form of hesitancy but not to the extent we’ve seen.’ Professor Kamlesh Khunti comments on a new study by Leicester NHS Trust, which showed that vaccine take-up is significantly lower among Black and South Asian healthcare workers than their white colleagues. Watch a clip here
Read More12 Feb 2021 | Recent reports, Vaccines
Viruses know no borders. Some, like SARS CoV-2 viruses, responsible for COVID-19,spread very...
Read More12 Feb 2021 | Weekly briefings on COVID-19
In today’s briefing, Professor Christina Pagel presented the latest numbers and Professor...
Read More5 Feb 2021 | Weekly briefings on COVID-19
Today’s session started with a presentation of the latest figures from Dr Kit Yates, which...
Read More5 Feb 2021 | Education, Recent reports
Closing schools may be necessary when the pandemic is out of control, but it should always be a...
Read More29 Jan 2021 | Weekly briefings on COVID-19
In today’s briefing, Prof Christina Pagel presented the latest facts and figures about the...
Read More28 Jan 2021 | Inequalities and Ethnic Minorities, Recent reports
One of the background issues that affects how people from minoritised ethnic groups are able to...
Read More27 Jan 2021 | Recent reports
Long COVID – when symptoms of COVID last for many weeks and months – affects people of all ages...
Read More15 Jan 2021 | Weekly briefings on COVID-19
Today Professor Christina Pagel presented the latest numbers showing that cases are falling in all...
Read More15 Jan 2021 | Media highlights
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Read More14 Jan 2021 | Recent reports
The virus causing COVID-19 spreads readily between people and it is this characteristic that makes...
Read More14 Jan 2021 | Recent reports, Vaccines
The roll-out of the new Covid-19 vaccines is welcomed. But it is not a ‘silver bullet’. There are...
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