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Volume 28, Number 7—July 2022
Research

Effect of Returning University Students on COVID-19 Infections in England, 2020

David LeemanComments to Author , Joe Flannagan, Dimple Chudasama, Kyle Dack, Charlotte Anderson, Gavin Dabrera, and Theresa Lamagni
Author affiliation: UK Health Security Agency, London, UK

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Table 2

Characteristics of residence types involved with COVID-19 outbreaks, England, September 1–December 31, 2020*

Property type No. clusters Clusters including a student, no. Clusters including a student, % Outbreaks containing students
Median cluster size, no. cases Cluster size range (IQR) Med cluster duration d Cluster duration range (IQR)
Detached 74,580 2,189 2.9 3 2–12 (2–4) 3 0–25 (1–5)
Semidetached 116,554 3,008 2.6 3 2–14 (2–4) 3 0–31 (1–6)
Terraced 119,327 3,967 3.3 3 2–9 (2–4) 3 0–25 (1–5)
Flat 40,509 1,440 3.6 2 2–15 (2–3) 2 0–31 (0–5)
HMO 1,402 423 30.2 2 2–20 (2–3) 2 0–26 (0–5)
Property shell, not defined 2,683 207 7.7 2 2–28 (2–3) 3 0–37 (1–7)
Student accommodation 1,917 1,917 100 3 2–229 (2–5) 6 0–75 (2–13)
Other
14,965
421
2.8
3
2–114 (2–4)
3
0–58 (1–7)
Total 371937 13,572 3.6 3 2–229 (2–4) 3 0–75 (1–6)

*HMO, houses of multiple occupancy; IQR, interquartile range.

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