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Top Stories published by WintonCentre in 2020

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David Spiegelhalter in WintonCentre

Mar 21, 2020

How much ‘normal’ risk does Covid represent?

An article by Nick Triggle on BBC Online raises the issue…

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David Spiegelhalter in WintonCentre

Jun 12, 2020

What have been the fatal risks of Covid, particularly to children and younger adults?

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David Spiegelhalter in WintonCentre

May 13, 2020

What are the risks of COVID? And what is meant by ‘the risks of COVID’?

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David Spiegelhalter in WintonCentre

Apr 11, 2020

Does Covid raise everyone’s relative risk of dying by a similar amount? More evidence.

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David Spiegelhalter in WintonCentre

Mar 2, 2020

Communication about Coronavirus

There’s been some dire headlines about the current outbreak , such as ‘Virus Panic’ from the Daily…

David Spiegelhalter in WintonCentre

Jan 25, 2020

Andromeda and ‘appalling science’: a response to Hardwicke and Ioannidis

In March this year I was one of the 850+ signatories supporting the article in Nature calling for the idea of ‘statistical significance’ to be retired. Soon after publication, all these signatories…

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David Spiegelhalter in WintonCentre

Dec 4, 2020

Why I am in a higher priority group for a vaccine than younger people with chronic health conditions

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David Spiegelhalter in WintonCentre

Apr 24, 2020

COVID and ‘excess deaths’ in the week ending April 10th

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David Spiegelhalter in WintonCentre

Feb 10, 2020

Live Facial Recognition: how good is it really? We need clarity about the statistics.

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Alex Freeman in WintonCentre

Apr 9, 2020

The problems of a ‘bad test’ for COVID-19 antibodies

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