All Data Related To Interim Results From The Coronavirus (Covid-19) Infection Survey

All Data Related To Interim Results From The Coronavirus (Covid-19) Infection Survey. Since march 2022 omicron ba.2 compatible infections have been the most common in all uk countries. Technical dataset includes analysis of the genetic lineages of coronavirus seen in the sequenced samples (see notes 15 and 16).


Hydroxychloroquine and lopinavir/ritonavir arms were discontinued on 20 june and 4 july. Technical dataset includes analysis of the genetic lineages of coronavirus seen in the sequenced samples (see notes 15 and 16). 24 december 2021 an interim release of the latest data from the coronavirus (covid. Dataset | released on 10 june 2022. Since march 2022, omicron ba.2 infections have been the most common in all uk countries. This survey is being delivered in partnership with the university of oxford, university of manchester, uk health security agency and wellcome trust. The start dates for this analysis relate to when the survey started, which is different for each country, and the analysis goes up to 11 february 2022. These provide 95% credible intervals. These figures exclude those in hospitals, care homes and/or other institutional settings. This means that some unpromising drugs have been dropped and others will be added.

25 to 31 december 2021 Dataset | released on 10 june 2022. This means that some unpromising drugs have been dropped and others will be added. The start dates for this analysis relate to when the survey started, which is different for each country, and the analysis goes up to 11 february 2022. This study is jointly led by the ons and the department. Measuring the data and section 12: The findings set out in this report relate to estimates for ni for the week beginning 14 march 2022. The solidarity trial is an adaptive trial. All data are provisional and subject to revision. Hydroxychloroquine and lopinavir/ritonavir arms were discontinued on 20 june and 4 july. 25 to 31 december 2021