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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Second Study of Infectious Intestinal Disease in the United Kingdom, 2008-2009

Variable Details

Variablefup_start
LabelDate participant entered study
Responses
2007-10-30 48
2007-11-06 78
2007-11-13 58
2007-11-20 78
2007-11-27 37
2007-12-04 38
2007-12-11 21
2007-12-18 11
2008-01-01 2
2008-05-27 25
2008-06-03 179
2008-06-10 200
2008-06-17 141
2008-06-24 268
2008-07-01 317
2008-07-08 287
2008-07-15 379
2008-07-22 410
2008-07-29 457
2008-08-05 419
2008-08-12 413
2008-08-19 365
2008-08-26 389
2008-09-02 345
2008-09-09 408
2008-09-16 295
2008-09-23 350
2008-09-30 345
2008-10-07 334
2008-10-14 355
2008-10-21 260
2008-10-28 283
2008-11-04 242
2008-11-11 236
2008-11-18 134
2008-11-25 148
2008-12-02 228
2008-12-09 226
2008-12-16 248
2008-12-23 266
2008-12-30 249
2009-01-06 146
2009-01-13 30
2009-01-20 15
2009-01-27 59
2009-02-03 111
2009-02-10 132
2009-02-17 110
2009-02-24 60
2009-03-03 45
2009-03-10 44
2009-03-17 34
2009-03-24 89
2009-03-31 96
2009-04-07 81
2009-04-14 108
2009-04-21 77
2009-04-28 69
2009-05-05 36
2009-05-12 45
2009-05-19 56
2009-05-26 31
2009-06-02 30
2009-06-09 27
2009-06-16 26
2009-06-23 25
2009-06-30 13
2009-07-07 19
2009-07-14 8
2009-07-21 20
2009-07-28 20
2009-08-04 18
2009-08-11 10
2009-08-18 10
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationSecond Study of Infectious Intestinal Disease in the United Kingdom, 2008-2009
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