Three-quarters of people who have developed cold-like symptoms may have contracted the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, UK scientists have said. According to new analysis by the ZOE COVID Study, 75 percent of people experiencing new cold-like symptoms are likely to have symptomatic COVID-19, up from around 50 percent reported last week. Meanwhile, the study reported that the data was showing a fall in the number of non-COVID-19 “colds” and a rise in symptomatic COVID-19 infections. Dr. Claire Steves, a King’s College London scientist who works for the ZOE COVID Study, said that while the number of daily new symptomatic cases was more than double what it was this time last year, exponential growth appeared to have stopped. “Hospitalisation rates are thankfully much lower than this time last year, but they are still high, especially in London,” she added. Steves said that symptoms such as a sore throat, headache, and …