Disclaimer for results

The COVID-19 Community Research Partnership is no longer actively recruiting for participation in the serology study, due to the cohort lock in May 2021. However, we are still recruiting study participants to take part in the brief daily questionnaires. Current figures displayed on the data page have been updated to inform participants on things we are learning through this study.

Figures and numbers updated: 6/02/2021

Total Number of Active Participants: 68,219 (Active is defined as the participants that have enrolled and not withdrawn consent)

Our goal is to enroll a representative sample of participants in the COVID-19 Community Partnership Research study over the next few months, with particular interest in the elderly (age 65 and older) and racial/ethnic minority groups. The data below reflects study participation since April 2020.

Total Completed Daily Symptom Logs: 8,255,918

Total Study Participants by Age:

Race/Ethnicity Breakdown of Participants:

We recognize that people of color continue to be underrepresented in research, including this study. To address this concern, we have partnered with several community-based organizations to increase access to the study and raise awareness about COVID-19. We will continue to work to increase representation from African American and Latinx community members to ensure we have adequate data to better understand how COVID-19 is affecting members of those communities.

Total Study Participants by Race/Ethnicity:

There are 68,219 participants currently enrolled in this study. Approximately 85% of participants are White. People of color make up 15% of the total study participants. This bar graph breaks down the demographics of the portion of participants that have activated their account and given at least one symptomatic status update (n= 58,641).

Breakdown of Participants by Sex:

Cumulative Antibody Testing Participants:

There are 46,097 participants currently enrolled in the antibody testing portion of the study. This graph reflects the change in the total number of participants enrolled in the antibody testing portion of the study over time. Below are variations on this graphic that breakdown the antibody testing participants by gender and ethnicity over time.

Cumulative Antibody Testing Participants Broken Down by Gender:

Cumulative Antibody Testing Participants Broken Down by Race/Ethnicity: