Covid: Vaccines 'break link' between infections and death

Covid: Vaccines 'break link' between infections and death Increasingly strong evidence shows that the UK's vaccination programme is breaking the link between Covid-19 cases and deaths, scientists tracking the epidemic have said.

A study found infections had fallen by roughly two-thirds since February, before beginning to level off. BBC News

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• Britain's daily Covid cases fall by a third in a week with 2,763 more infections The Daily Mail
• Moderna vaccine in the UK: What we know about Britain's third jab The Daily Telegraph
• UK 'secretly sent 700,000 AstraZeneca vaccines to Australia' despite shortage The Daily Telegraph
• AstraZeneca jab ‘course correction’ could dent confidence outside UK The Guardian
• What do we know about blood clots and the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine? The Guardian
• Covid prevalence dropped by 60% in March but researchers warn decline ‘levelling off’ The Independent