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. 2022 Jan 12:1–4. doi: 10.1017/neu.2022.1

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Fig. 1. — Panel A: Shows the timing of the five waves of the COVID-19 Consequences Denmark Panel Survey 2020 (CCDPS 2020) as well as the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Denmark, the number of COVID-19-related deaths in Denmark, and the proportion of the Danish population being fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Furthermore, the level of societal restrictions/lockdowns in Denmark is illustrated using a colour schematic with yellow representing mild restrictions and red representing more severe restrictions. Panel B: Levels of psychological well-being (mean WHO-5 total scores with 95% CI) from the Danish Mental Health and Well-Being Survey 2016 (DMHWBS 2016) and from the five CCDPS 2020 waves, stratified by age. Panel C: Changes in psychological well-being (mean WHO-5 total scores with 95% CI) from the DMHWBS 2016 to the five individual CCDPS 2020 waves. Panel D: Change in psychological well-being (mean WHO-5 total scores with 95% CI) from wave four to wave five of the CCDPS 2020. Sources: CCDPS 2020, DMHWBS 2016, John Hopkins University (2021), and Statens Serum Institut (2021).