The UK government have just published the evidence on the transmission risk in the hospitality sector - GOV.UK gov.uk/government/pub…
I haven’t read it all yet, but it appears to be broken into three parts.
I’ve highlighted (below) one section from each of those three main parts showing (top line) issues with the evidence.
Once I’ve read it all I will discuss further.
I’ve highlighted (below) one section from each of those three main parts showing (top line) issues with the evidence.
Once I’ve read it all I will discuss further.
“disinhibitory effects of alcohol are *likely* to exacerbate difficulties with social distancing.”
“Data from epidemiological analysis of outbreaks in *Japan, China, South Korea, and Indonesia* noted that their largest superspreading events were...”
“*statistical correlation*”
“Data from epidemiological analysis of outbreaks in *Japan, China, South Korea, and Indonesia* noted that their largest superspreading events were...”
“*statistical correlation*”
The *annotations* are there to show the main problems I see with the way this evidence is being used.
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