Coronavirus doctor's diary: Bradford worries about the whack-a-mole mallet
Dr John Wright of Bradford Royal Infirmary says it's not surprising that his city is second in the Covid-19 league table, and potentially at risk of being sent back into lockdown, because it is a league table of inequality.
The sunny uplands of pubs and hairdressers beckon, and after 100 days of lockdown everyone wants to reclaim their freedom. The looming threat of a giant Whack-a-Mole mallet hovering over our heads is both tactless and disturbing. So it is no surprise to us that we are runners up in the Covid-19 league table, but does this mean we are facing a local outbreak? The famous American statistician W Edwards Deming had a rallying cry of"In God we trust - all others bring data," and that is where we return in epidemiology - to the data on person, place and time.
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