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A large outbreak of COVID-19 in a UK prison, October 2020 to April 2021
Prisons are susceptible to outbreaks. Control measures focusing on isolation and cohorting negatively affect wellbeing. We present an outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in a large male prison in Wales, UK, October 2020 to April 2021, and discuss control measures. We gathered case-information, including demographics, staff-residence postcode, resident cell number, work areas/dates, test results, staff interview dates/notes and resident prison-transfer dates. Epidemiological curves were mapped by prison location. Control measures included isolation (exclusion from work or cell-isolation), cohorting (new admissions and work-area groups), asymptomatic testing (case-finding), removal of communal dining and movement restrictions. Facemask use and enhanced hygiene were already in place. Whole-genome sequencing (WGS) and interviews determined the genetic relationship between cases plausibility of transmission. Of 453 cases, 53% (n = 242) were staff, most aged 25–34 years (11.5% females, 27.15% males) and symptomatic (64%). Crude attack-rate was higher in staff (29%, 95% CI 26–64%) than in residents (12%, 95% CI 9–15%). Whole-genome sequencing can help differentiate multiple introductions from person-to-person transmission in prisons. It should be introduced alongside asymptomatic testing as soon as possible to control prison outbreaks. Timely epidemiological investigation, including data visualisation, allowed dynamic risk assessment and proportionate control measures, minimising the reduction in resident welfare.
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LONG ISLAND OPINION; The Flourishing Spirit of a Long-Hidden Grave
He told us more: ''It says she's the desired wife of [David Cleaves].'' ''Desired?'' my husband and I both questioned. ''Are you sure? You mean devoted? Deceased?'' No, Mike was convinced that the word ''desire'' was on that headstone. Perhaps those earlier settlers had guides who were more patient. Our sons were at times so far ahead of us that we could see only a flash of a red or green ski jacket through the web of trees and vines - and hear an occasional shout, scoffing at our slow progress. We would shout back: ''Wait for us.'' It's harder to go under three-foot branches when you're 6 feet tall, not as nimble and worried about breaking your leg.
Newspaper Article
Forget the Bore next door THINK EUROPEAN!
When the trade barriers are lifted, a whole new market of eligible men will open up. But Euromance can have its problems.
Magazine Article
ABE YOU REALLY LISTENING TO HIM?
Only hearing what you want to hear could lead to big trouble in the future.
Magazine Article
Secret places of the heart
When you're inflamed by passion, any old corner cafe can become the scene of a romantic tryst. But why not let your imagination wander a little further?
Magazine Article
WAY TO GET AROUND PORT SECURITY
After reading about the boat arriving on our shores with over 100 illegal aliens, I'm thinking of using my boat to come to work.
Newspaper Article