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It’s in the same link but I don’t have time to re-iterate it - they do lump historical adult and child cases together (and these are all cases of fatal invasive Strep A incidents across the age board eg see here https://www.esht.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/0447.pdf) So you’d have to...

I posted a link covering the trend before and after 2018, in the OP of this thread already if that helps. In case you don like to click on links:

I didn’t mean anything figuratively - just raising some questions and just posted the link of previous years’ Strep A infections in the OP to provide a perspective- before millions of parents get sucked into a media climate of fear mongering. Not sure what the ‘context’ is I need to look at -...

And as Westender pointed out in his OP - recognising early signs, getting medical treatment promptly when antibiotics will kick in is very important - it’s different from the early pandemic situation - lack of herd immunity because of lockdown, has caused an increase of all Strep A infections...

I just started a thread on this - we no doubt cross posted - merge? 🙂

Very sad to hear that a child at Hove Park School has died from a suspected invasive Strep A infection - I’m sure every NSC member would want to offer their deep sympathy to the child’s family and the the families of all others that have died...