Susan Hopkins
@smhopkins.bsky.social
CEO, UKHSA
Infectious diseases clinician and epidemiologist
Hon Consultant Infectious Diseases, Royal Free London
Hon Prof Infectious Diseases & Health Security, UCL
Infectious diseases clinician and epidemiologist
Hon Consultant Infectious Diseases, Royal Free London
Hon Prof Infectious Diseases & Health Security, UCL
Just starting the next session @ukhsa.bsky.social #UKHSA25 - great speakers providing detail on our infectious diseases report www.gov.uk/government/n....
March 25, 2025 at 4:16 PM
Just starting the next session @ukhsa.bsky.social #UKHSA25 - great speakers providing detail on our infectious diseases report www.gov.uk/government/n....
So what can you do.
Priority for next 2 weeks is flu vaccine for those eligible.
Eligibility in pics below.
You can always check if you are eligible here
www.nhs.uk/vaccinations...
Appointments remain open in primary care and pharmacy - plenty of pharmacy appointments available.
Priority for next 2 weeks is flu vaccine for those eligible.
Eligibility in pics below.
You can always check if you are eligible here
www.nhs.uk/vaccinations...
Appointments remain open in primary care and pharmacy - plenty of pharmacy appointments available.
December 5, 2024 at 2:12 PM
So what can you do.
Priority for next 2 weeks is flu vaccine for those eligible.
Eligibility in pics below.
You can always check if you are eligible here
www.nhs.uk/vaccinations...
Appointments remain open in primary care and pharmacy - plenty of pharmacy appointments available.
Priority for next 2 weeks is flu vaccine for those eligible.
Eligibility in pics below.
You can always check if you are eligible here
www.nhs.uk/vaccinations...
Appointments remain open in primary care and pharmacy - plenty of pharmacy appointments available.
@UKHSA latest respiratory surveillance released.
1.flu positivity and hospitalisations rising fast - earlier than last year and exponential growth
2. RSV remains high but looks like it is close to peak - highest rates in children under 5.
3. COVID at low levels and stable.
1.flu positivity and hospitalisations rising fast - earlier than last year and exponential growth
2. RSV remains high but looks like it is close to peak - highest rates in children under 5.
3. COVID at low levels and stable.
December 5, 2024 at 2:12 PM
@UKHSA latest respiratory surveillance released.
1.flu positivity and hospitalisations rising fast - earlier than last year and exponential growth
2. RSV remains high but looks like it is close to peak - highest rates in children under 5.
3. COVID at low levels and stable.
1.flu positivity and hospitalisations rising fast - earlier than last year and exponential growth
2. RSV remains high but looks like it is close to peak - highest rates in children under 5.
3. COVID at low levels and stable.
Monovalent xbb point estimates higher than bivalent ba4-5 but not significantly different. Equally time since last infection increases point estimate of VE.
November 12, 2024 at 7:46 AM
Monovalent xbb point estimates higher than bivalent ba4-5 but not significantly different. Equally time since last infection increases point estimate of VE.
New #SIRENstudy publication
In a HCW cohort previously vaccinated with serial #SARScov2 vaccines have a short term VE against asymptomatic and mild infection. Hospitalisations were not assessed as v rare event.
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
In a HCW cohort previously vaccinated with serial #SARScov2 vaccines have a short term VE against asymptomatic and mild infection. Hospitalisations were not assessed as v rare event.
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
November 12, 2024 at 7:46 AM
New #SIRENstudy publication
In a HCW cohort previously vaccinated with serial #SARScov2 vaccines have a short term VE against asymptomatic and mild infection. Hospitalisations were not assessed as v rare event.
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
In a HCW cohort previously vaccinated with serial #SARScov2 vaccines have a short term VE against asymptomatic and mild infection. Hospitalisations were not assessed as v rare event.
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
