Analysis of recent swab tests in England suggests that double-vaccinated people are three times less likely to test positive for COVID-19 than unvaccinated people, the UK government has said. The government-backed REal-time Assessment of Community Transmission study-1 (REACT-1) published its latest report on Wednesday. The preprint report (pdf), not yet peer-reviewed, said that prevalence among those who reported being unvaccinated was three-fold higher than those who reported being fully vaccinated, but 44 percent of infections occurred in fully vaccinated people. The REACT-1 study, one of England’s largest studies into CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus infections,  tests between 120,000 and 180,000 people each month. The round 13 report is based on data from 98,233 volunteers swabbed between June 24 and July 12. Overall, 527 people (0.63 percent or one in 160 people) tested positive for the CCP virus, meaning both E gene and N gene were detected in a sample or N gene was detected with cycle threshold (Ct) value …