Coronavirus infections are not falling in England, latest REACT findings show
A high number of people remain infected with the coronavirus in England and the rate of new infections was not dropping 10 days into lockdown.
Key actions needed to tackle obesity in cities outlined in new report
Cities must develop comprehensive strategies to address the obesity epidemic which threatens to reverse 200 years of health gains, warns a new report.
Digital shift during COVID-19 has benefitted patients and staff, survey suggests
The rise of technology in health and social care during the pandemic has improved the quality and delivery of care, a new global report suggests.
Coronavirus infections levelling off in England, REACT study shows
The rate of new coronavirus infections in England is no longer on a downward trend and has flattened, data from Imperial’s REACT study suggest.
Under half of people currently willing to get COVID-19 vaccine, survey suggests
A new report on attitudes towards COVID-19 vaccines has revealed that around half of those surveyed (51%) may be willing to get vaccinated next year.
Coronavirus prevalence has fallen nationally with R below 1, REACT study shows
Swab tests on over 105,000 people as part of a major research study have shown that coronavirus infections are declining in England.
Virtual summit launches to shape policy on pressing global health issues
A global community of health leaders, advocates, researchers and innovators are gathering at a virtual summit to tackle urgent healthcare challenges.
Coronavirus prevalence remains high but some evidence of slowdown, REACT shows
Coronavirus infections in England have continued to rise but growth may have slowed during the latter part of a recent study on community prevalence.
Coronavirus infections rising rapidly in England, REACT study shows
Swab tests on more than 85,000 people across England have shown an increase in R and that coronavirus infections are growing nation-wide.
Coronavirus antibody prevalence falling in England, REACT study shows
Tests on more than 365,000 people in England have shown that the antibody response to the virus that causes COVID-19 wanes over time.
