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A wider variety of data sources contribute to better spatio-temporal predictions of COVID-19 test positivity COVID-19 Infectious diseases
A wider variety of data sources contribute to better spatio-temporal predictions of COVID-19 test positivity

2022-11-22

Van Zoest et al (2022) developed and evaluated the performance of four different statistical single models and one ensemble model to predict trends in COVID-19 test positivity. Data are shared openly in GitHub.

Data-driven research shows that Neanderthal gene connected to severity of COVID-19 (Update) COVID-19 Infectious diseases
Data-driven research shows that Neanderthal gene connected to severity of COVID-19 (Update)

2022-10-03

Study by Hugo Zeberg and Svante Pääbo fully based on openly available data published open access in Nature.

Now a Nobel Prize winner!!

Direct RT-PCR used to monitor Omicron BA.1/BA.2 variant transition in Sweden (Update) COVID-19 Infectious diseases
Direct RT-PCR used to monitor Omicron BA.1/BA.2 variant transition in Sweden (Update)

2022-08-15

Lentini and collegues used direct RT-PCR to show the transition from Omicron BA.1 to sub-variant BA.2 in Sweden Jan-March 2022. New Preprint from Reinius lab which shares data and code.

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Sample Collection Database

Registry of Swedish biobanks and sample collections for COVID-19 research. About the database

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Visualisations of datasets as well as an overview of ongoing research on a particular question. See all dashboards

SARS-CoV-2 antibody tests at SciLifeLab
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The amount of SARS-CoV-2 virus in wastewater in cities across Sweden

Please note: In the graphs related to wastewater below, we display only a recent snapshot of wastewater data. Please go to our wastewater dashboard for a complete view of the data available.

Stockholm
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Malmö
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Uppsala
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Post COVID-19 condition in Sweden
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COVID-19 vaccine administration in Sweden
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RECOVAC
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About this portal

The Swedish COVID-19 & Pandemic Preparedness Data Portal is a hub for data, tools, services, and other resources centred around COVID-19 and pandemic preparedness in Sweden.

The Portal is involved in multiple projects, platforms, and initiatives. It is the Swedish node of the European COVID-19 Data Platform. It is a pillar of the SciLifeLab Pandemic Laboratory Preparedness (PLP) Program, and is involved in the Horizon BY-COVID project.

The Portal is operated by the SciLifeLab Data Centre and partners. To learn more about us, including meeting the team behind the Portal, see our about page. We welcome contributions from the community, and will soon establish an editorial committee to increase community engagement. There are multiple ways to contribute, so please get in touch!