All publications related to health and well-being

Coronavirus vaccination uptake in school pupils attending state-funded schools. Experimental Statistics produced by linking the ESC to NIMS data.

Analysis of people who are potentially suitable for antibody and antiviral out-of-hospital treatments for coronavirus (COVID-19). Includes analysis of their behaviours, opinions and well-being in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic. Data covering attitudes towards treatments and experiences of those who have been offered treatments are also presented.

Behaviours and opinions of individuals previously interviewed as part of the Test and Trace Cases Insights Study or the Test and Trace Contacts Insights Study. Includes information on attitudes to government coronavirus advice, current self-isolation measures, as well as the impact on employment and personal well-being. Experimental Statistics.

A summary of the ONS’ current and future work related to subnational statistics and analysis.

Behaviour of individuals advised to self-isolate after testing positive for COVID-19, from the COVID-19 Attitudes Study. Includes information on the impact of self-isolation on well-being and finances. Experimental Statistics.

Indicators from the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey (covering 16 to 27 March 2022) of the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on people, households and communities in Great Britain.

The behaviours, plans, opinions and well-being of higher education students in the context of guidance on the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Experimental statistics from the Student COVID-19 Insights Survey (SCIS) in England.

Insights into England’s health before the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic at national and regional level, using the Health Index for England.

Use our interactive tool to explore how health changed in each local authority area across England in the four years before the coronavirus pandemic.

Qualitative analysis of the motivations and barriers to vaccination among adults who previously declined, were unlikely to have or unsure about having a coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine.