Infectious disease epidemiologist and public health doctor at UCL @UCLGlobalHealth. #Natsal #Babybiomestudy

Joined March 2009
Psychosocial support interventions to improve treatment outcomes in #tuberculosis This review provides insight to inform the design and implementation of psychosocial support interventions within national #TB programmes. tinyurl.com/47tx3dn9 @claire_maynard @fienige
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Happy to be sharing this #mixedmethods #SRMA on what psychosocial support works for people living with #TB Also doing a bit on #evidencesynthesis methods for #complexinterventions. Let me know what you think! lnkd.in/eYmxKnqu @fienige @savoy__truffle @UCLGlobalHealth
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New CCHF paper from our UCL- UVRI collaboration suggests Rhipicephalus ticks important doi.org/10.1016/j.jinf.2022.…
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New COVID-19 dashboard highlights gaps in data needed to address pandemic. Read more about the interactive dashboard that @isenseIRC have developed to aid public understanding. bit.ly/isense-dashboard
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And seroprevalence report from Mumbai, reporting 57% positive in slum areas and 16% in non-slums: xitter.cf/swapneilparikh/status/…
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Add to this a report of 23% seroprevalence in Delhi (although again, need to see full details to be able to properly interpret) bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-in…
Replying to @adamjkucharski
For context, there was 90% increase in excess mortality in London, with 15-20% seroprevalence (gov.uk/government/publicatio…). So plausible based on pattern in Lima (290% increase in excess mortality) that seroprevalence could be high in Peru.
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The work was performed by the STROBE-metagenomics working group of epidemiologists, bioinformaticians, statisticians, virologists and microbiologists, including @BharuchaTehmina, @LucyvanDorp, @liampshaw, @smorfopoulou, @fienige, and many more. (3/3) tinyurl.com/y6efktxs
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👍 @BogochIsaac Take home messages: Everyone with #SARSCoV2 starts off #asymptomatic In #SystematicReview only including studies with enough follow-up Asymptomatic infection 79 studies, all settings, 20% (95%CI 17-25) 7 studies, screened populations, 31% (95%CI 26-37%)
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Nigel Field retweeted
A great lit review of #Covid19 household transmission risks led by Zachary Madewell w colleagues including @nataliexdean & @ilongini
Household transmission of SARS-CoV-2: a systematic review and meta-analysis of secondary attack rate medrxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #medRxiv
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A general return to school in September and keeping schools open after that should be prioritised by the Government as it manages the #COVID19 pandemic, says a new report by DELVE, an independent multi-disciplinary group convened by the Royal Society. royalsociety.org/news/2020/0…
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Today, we've published a new report looking at the potential health challenges facing the UK in winter 2020-21, and stressed the importance of working together on solutions. Find out more: ow.ly/SCs350Ay4qG #winterCOVID #covidpublicvoice
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DELVE, the multi-disciplinary independent group convened by the Royal Society, have released a new report on the transmission of #COVID19 in hospital and social care settings and the efforts to prevent these infections. You can read the full report here: rs-delve.github.io/reports/2…
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