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. 2023 May 23;6(5):e2314757. doi: 10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2023.14757

Table 1. Characteristics of the Protection From Infection Study Population at Their Exposure Event.

Factor Events, No. (%)
All included in the analysis (n = 4689)a That did not result in an infection (n = 4137) That resulted in an infection (n = 552)
Age, median (IQR), y 50 (40-60) 50.8 (41.3-60.7) 47.7 (39.0-56.5)
Sex
Male 1099 (23.4) 964 (23.3) 135 (24.5)
Female 3590 (76.6) 3173 (76.7) 417 (75.5)
Received 4 vaccine doses during the study period 1453 (31.0) 1330 (32) 123 (22.3)
Time from last vaccine dose, median (IQR), d 123.00 (44.00-152.00) 116 (42-150) 147 (106.5-162)
Time from serology test to exposure event, median (IQR), d 14 (8-22) 14 (8-22) 14 (8-21)
IgG levels, BAU
0-500 1031 (22.0) 886 (21.4) 145 (26.3)
501-1000 1158 (24.7) 998 (24.1) 160 (29)
1001-2000 1161 (24.8) 1018 (24.6) 143 (25.9)
>2000 1339 (28.6) 1235 (29.9) 104 (18.8)
Neutralizing antibody titer
0-512 924 (35.2) 753 (33.3) 171 (47.2)
1024 530 (20.2) 449 (19.9) 81 (22.4)
2048-4096 847 (32.3) 760 (33.6) 87 (24)
>4096 321 (12.2) 298 (13.2) 23 (6.4)
a

A health care worker could contribute more than 1 event that did not result in an infection but was censored following their first infection.