Duncan Jarvis

No, it was something that caught my eye, really.

I think that's a good place to end it on.

And again, that is the problem that we've seen with a lot of things in evidence-based medicine, cardiovascular prevention and things as well.

So that seems to be the takeaway from this is that COVID is just all of evidence in a microcosm.

So that's it for this episode of Talk Absent.

Thank you very much for listening to us.

If you have anything you would like us to cover, then do get in touch.

You can find all the details on bmj.com slash podcasts and we will do our best to answer those questions for you.

So next week, there's a potential that in the UK we will have at least reached the peak of infection.

Things might have started to go down, fingers crossed by then, which will be a good time for us to look at what that death rate has told us.

Can we interrogate the evidence underneath it and what are the big questions that we need to answer going forward?

So if you haven't, subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify or wherever else you get your podcasts from so you can listen to Helen and Carl talk about that.

So until next week, it's goodbye from me.

Goodbye from me.

Take care.

Welcome back to Talk Evidence.

Well, we're in lockdown.

We're recording this at home, totally remotely.

We're in three different cities.

So if this sounds a little different, that's why.