Will be on Times Radio and Nick Ferrari in the morning talking 'vaccine hesitancy' - discussing new analysis from UCL Virus Watch (preprint paper out tomorrow) It's very good news, I promise 💉

🎉 Over 4 in 5 people (86%) who were unsure about taking, or intended to refuse, a vaccine just a few months ago have changed their mind New analysis from UCL Virus Watch followed the same 15,000 adults from early December to late February. Just look at that shift!

Moving away from ‘vaccine hesitancy’ across all ethnic groups and levels of social deprivation: ucl-virus-watch.net/?page_id=913#3 Fantastic work UCL Virus Watch 👏🏼

The getting better news is that hesitancy is dropping rapidly among all groups. That's awesome! 86% people who were hesitant in Dec. had changed their mind to be pro-vaccine by Feb. Young people shifted slightly slower trib.al/jqRTArq

With huge thanks to Parth Patel and UCL Virus Watch for providing data and smarts! Go check out Virus Watch study -- they have some really important insights into Covid and equality ucl-virus-watch.net/?page_id=913

Our latest from UCL Virus Watch in Guardian today. It is fantastic and timely news

More than 90% of Britons develop antibodies to coronavirus after having one dose of the AZ or Pfizer vaccines, and almost 100% do so after their second jab, according to the latest findings from UCL UCL Virus Watch The UCL Institute of Health Informatics Denis Campbell Guardian news theguardian.com/world/2021/may…

"How well these vaccines work is remarkable, especially given the speed at which they’ve been developed." Over 90% of Britons develop antibodies to coronavirus after one dose of the AstraZeneca or Pfizer Inc. vaccines, the UCL UCL Virus Watch has shown. bit.ly/2SQo65m

New findings from UCL Virus Watch have been released on their website here: tinyurl.com/6tvzjyf4 . We're proud to be working on this study, thank you to all our participants taking part Derbyshire Healthcare 💙 #research #COVID

It was a pleasure taking part in this important study UCL Virus Watch ucl-virus-watch.net/?page_id=913&n…

2⃣ VirusWatch is a study run by UCL and is open to anyone in England and Wales. 💉This study is looking at how many people have been exposed to Covid and how effective the vaccines are. More on the study below 👇 4/6

👩🏽‍🤝‍👩🏼 The VirusWatch study looks at the population more generally, which means your friends & family can sign up too. There will also be a separate analysis of people who are vulnerable. 📧 Email [email protected] if you have issues. More info 👇 ucl-virus-watch.net 5/6

Would you accept a Covid-19 vaccine if offered? This is the question we asked households in England & Wales as part of UCL Virus Watch UCL to see how intentions have changed. A paper on the findings, co-authored by our CEO @ButtJabeer is now available: doi.org/10.1016/j.vacc…

Are you 18+ and living in England and Wales? If so, UCL Virus Watch, a UCL run research study of COVID-19 in England and Wales, would like your help in their new study. Click here to learn more: bit.ly/3Bq8pT2

In our latest blog, Dr Jana Kovar from UCL Virus Watch talks about how research helps us to understand how vaccines work: kidneycareuk.org/news-and-campa… #WednesdayWisdom

In our latest blog, Dr Jana Kovar from UCL Virus Watch talks about how research helps us to understand how vaccines work: kidneycareuk.org/news-and-campa… #WednesdayWisdom

🚨🤒| UK statutory sick pay is amongst the lowest in Europe, but many don't have access to any sick pay at all Our new report with UCL Virus Watch data reveals older workers, ethnic minorities and poorer people are most likely to lack any sick pay ippr.org/research/publi…

E.g. access to sick pay. Especially relevant during the pandemic. Our new research at The UCL Institute of Health Informatics reveals stark inequalities in access to sick pay. People in 'working class' jobs, minority ethnic workers and older workers are being exploited.