The Public Health Agency has published a new evidence review, delivered by the National Children’s Bureau, exploring the wide-ranging implications of Covid-19 restrictions for children and young people across Northern Ireland.
New report published – “The Implications of Covid-19 restrictions for children and young people – A rapid review of evidence relevant to Northern Ireland”
The Public Health Agency has published a new evidence review, delivered by the National Children’s Bureau, exploring the wide-ranging implications of Covid-19 restrictions for children and young people across Northern Ireland.
Children whose immune systems don’t work as well (immunosuppression) are at serious
risk from the complications of COVID-19 infection.
Eligible children and young people who are aged 6 months to 11 years should have the
COVID-19 vaccinations.COVID-19 vaccination surveillance in Northern Ireland, Autumn/Winter 2024/25
COVID-19 vaccination surveillance in Northern Ireland, Autumn/Winter 2024/25
COVID-19 genomics bulletin
COVID-19 genomics weekly report. This report describes and monitors the epidemiology of SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes COVID-19) variants in Northern Ireland.
This new bulletin aims to provide a weekly update on the current situation relating to the virus in Northern Ireland. It presents high level data on key areas currently being used to monitor COVID-19 activity and highlights current issues and public health messages.
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