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Nice genetics study on when COVID was imported in to the UK 12:39 - Oct 15 with 535 views

Think this was been discussed a fair bit on here, re the possibility of people having the virus pre-christmas etc. This analysis shows that not to be possible, unless there was in importation event and community transmission which then died out, which is extremely unlikely.

You can also see further down the thread where the virus was imported from.

"We estimate that 80% of the importation events that give rise to detectable UK transmission lineages occurred between 28th February and 29th March 2020 (the remaining 20% of imports occurred before or after these dates)" Really useful phylogenetic analysis of early UK dynamics. https://t.co/CpjnzxACYY pic.twitter.com/LJ3uvmzlNs
— Adam Kucharski (@AdamJKucharski) June 9, 2020

Nice genetics study on when COVID was imported in to the UK on 12:53 - Oct 15 with 478 views

WD19

Looks like the Spanish will get the bulk of the blame again then.

And it’s definitely nothing to do with Kansas this time around either.

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