Table 4. Number of years of life saved in each race/ethnicity group by vaccinating 1,000 individuals, either allocating doses to individuals 65–74 (YS_j) or to front-line workers (YF_j).

Race/ethnicity	YS j	YF j	Ratio Y
	(95% uncertainty interval)	(95% uncertainty interval)	(95% uncertainty interval)
All races	6·53 (6·42; 6·65)	2·08 (2·04; 2·12)	3·14 (3·06; 3·23)
Non-Hispanic White	3·35 (3·26; 3·43)	0·62 (0·59; 0·64)	5·44 (5·21; 5·67)
Hispanic	1·43 (1·37; 1·48)	0·77 (0·74; 0·79)	1·85 (1·76; 1·95)
Non-Hispanic Black	1·36 (1·31; 1·41)	0·49 (0·47; 0·51)	2·77 (2·62; 2·93)
Non-Hispanic Asian	0·26 (0·24; 0·28)	0·094 (0·085; 0·102)	2·79 (2·45; 3·16)
Non-Hispanic 2+ races	0·03 (0·02; 0·04)	0·021 (0·017; 0·027)	1·29 (0·88; 1·82)
Non-Hispanic Native	0·10 (0·08; 0·11)	0·066 (0·058; 0·074)	1·45 (1·19; 1·75)
Non-Hispanic NHPI	0·018 (0·012; 0·024)	0·024 (0·019; 0·030)	0·73 (0·47; 1·07)

The ratio Y = $\frac{{\mathrm{Y}\mathrm{S}}_{\mathrm{j}}}{{\mathrm{Y}\mathrm{F}}_{\mathrm{j}}}$ shows the relative number of lives saved comparing the two policies. Results shown per race/ethnicity categories for the United States. "2+ races" stands for Two or more races, "Native" stands for American Indian or Alaska Native, and "NHPI" stands for Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander.