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I've not had it since testing began.
Might have had v1 march 2020* but when I tested for antibodies earlier this year I had none.
ONS models for England are based on sample testing and maths they estimated 1/35 in England.
https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/healthandsocialcare/conditionsanddiseases
*Or the weirdest cold ever for husband and I, took two weeks to shift and came with weird guts for two days and mild headaches.
JWestland-
Sounds bit like corona at least it would have for me since i never have headaches and dont get weird painful stomach from colds but did from covid.
1/35th? less than 3 procent for the entire pandemic? Does not make sense does it? considering just on one day now you ad about another 1/3rd of a procent in confirmed cases. So in ten days you would have doubled the amount of ppl in uk who have had it and that would only be the confirmed number as well not the massive unknown cases that were at least in the begining believed to be far greater than those who got symptoms.
Thats the problem with all these modells, they suck ha .)
Unless my math is way off which is ofc always a possibility without double checking.
badboybjorn
Have u tested antibodies? Anyone could have had it unless they checked for antibodies every 6months or so since the start of the pandemic tho?
Which is why i would think it would be interesting to know if there was a modell suggesting the numbers in a population.