Coronavirus

Cambridge continues to have the highest infection rate in the county.

‘We know all too well that this isn’t yet over, especially in our schools,’ says MP.

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Those living in care homes and the immunosuppressed will also be offered a fourth jab.

Central and West Cambridge remains area with highest number of cases.

Dainius Denesevicius was one of the first patients with Covid-19 at Addenbrooke’s Hospital after catching the virus at the outset of the pandemic.

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Dainius Denesevicius was put in an induced coma for 58 days.

University of Cambridge statistician admits he initially “didn’t take it seriously enough”.

Find out how your area is affected as children aged 10-14 become the most commonly affected age group.

Patients, friends and family are invited to nominate a member of CUH staff or team.

Secondaries no longer have to insist on masks but are witnessing spiralling transmission rates.

We examine cases and deaths for every area of the county, plus the latest on hospitalisations.

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But have masks helped limit the rise among secondary school students?

Thirty have already confirmed they will not get a jab.

It follows research at Addenbrooke’s at the height of the pandemic’s second wave.

In trust board papers, it says that staff absence due to sickness and self-isolation continues to be an “area of challenge”.

Find out how your area was affected as more than 8,500 cases are recorded in a week across the county.

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