COVEPIGUi
The seroprevalence surveys, taking place in Conakry, Guinea, will describe the dynamic of the epidemic in the city.
Primary objective: To describe the dynamics of the SARS-CoV-2 epidemic in the city of Conakry, represented by the evolution over time of seroprevalence stratified by age group (under 15 years, 15-39 years and 40 years or more)
Type of study: Observational, seroprevalence surveys
Treatment tested: N/A
Countries: Guinea
Number of sites: N/A
Sample size: 1400 per survey (5,200 in total)
Study participants: General population, resident of selected households
Study status: Not yet started
Principle investigators
- Prof. Abdoulaye Toure, Centre de Recherche et de Formation en Infectiologie de Guinée, Conakry, Guinée abdoulaye.toure@ird.fr
- Dr Jean-François Etard, Institut de Recherche pour le Développement, Montpelier, France jean-francois.etard@ird.fr
More information
- Study website
- Study ID: N/A
- Trial registry: N/A
Last updated: September 2020
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