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When Releasing Covid Infection Figures, Shouldn't They Also Release The Number Of Tests Carried Out?

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dave50 | 08:34 Fri 17th Dec 2021 | News
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This would give us a running daily actual proportion of tests against positive results.
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//It’s all there if you want to blind yourself with statistics// It’s those who are blind to those statistics whom the government depends upon for its message. Some people who are a little inquisitive may find it extremely odd that on the day that the “truly astonishing” infection figures of 77k were announced, there were also the highest number of tests...
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Yes you still misunderstand the need for testing newjudge.
14:57 Sat 18th Dec 2021
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// I await the figures showing the number of tests undertaken which produced yesterday’s 87k cases. //

The data is available daily here.
https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/testing

There were 1,635,922 tests on Friday

Not sure why some posters find it too difficult to follow a link to get the information they require.


15:01 Sat 18th Dec 2021
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The figure for new cases yesterday was 93,045.
Double the number at the beginning of the month.
15:06 Sat 18th Dec 2021
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37 fewer deaths in the last week, falling for 8 weeks now. No of cases is largely irrelevant.
15:23 Sat 18th Dec 2021

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