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Without funding, our scientists will no longer be able to support the NHS with world-class research. Help us to continue the world’s largest study of COVID-19, which is saving lives and helping to safely lift lockdown. Funds will support researchers, scientists, developers and data scientists supplying our healthcare system with critical COVID-19 insights.
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The COVID Symptom Study app has been developed by health science company ZOE. It is endorsed by the Welsh Government, NHS Wales, the Scottish Government & NHS Scotland. Data collected is shared with and analysed by King's College London & ZOE research teams.
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Science
August 3, 2020
A new study published in Lancet Public Health has found that front-line healthcare workers with adequate PPE have a three-fold increased risk of COVID-19 infection, compared to the general population.
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August 2, 2020
Learn more about how the TwinsUK team rapidly adapted their research methods to gather data effectively from participants during the UK’s lockdown, including the development of the COVID Symptom Study app.
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Science
August 2, 2020
Results from a new study suggest that both swab and antibody testing significantly underestimate the extent of coronavirus infections in the population, with at least one in five people infected with COVID-19 not showing any symptoms.
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