TABLE 2. COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness* against laboratory-confirmed COVID-19–associated hospitalizations and critical illness† among adults aged ≥18 years, by age group and immunocompromise status — seven states,§ September 2022–April 2023.
Clinical status/Age group, yrs/Vaccine type and doses received, interval since receipt of BV dose | Without documented immunocompromising conditions |
With documented immunocompromising conditions |
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Total | Positive SARS-CoV-2 test result, no. (%) | Median interval since last dose, days (IQR) | VE, % (95% CI) | Total | Positive SARS-CoV-2 test result, no. (%) | Median interval since last dose, days (IQR) | VE, % (95% CI) | |
Hospitalization
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≥18
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Unvaccinated (Ref) |
15,514
|
1,791 (11.5) |
NA |
Ref |
3,109
|
314 (10.1) |
NA |
Ref |
MV only |
37,269
|
3,988 (10.7) |
376 (270 to 505) |
21 (16 to 26) |
11,140
|
1,134 (10.2) |
355 (237 to 474) |
3 (−12 to 16) |
BV, 7–59 days earlier |
4,857
|
327 (6.7) |
34 (21 to 47) |
62 (57 to 67) |
1,612
|
143 (8.9) |
33 (19 to 46) |
28 (10 to 42) |
BV, 60–119 days earlier |
5,191
|
486 (9.4) |
87 (73 to 103) |
47 (41 to 53) |
1,829
|
140 (7.6) |
88 (74 to 104) |
41 (26 to 53) |
BV, 120–179 days earlier |
3,310
|
315 (9.5) |
144 (132 to 159) |
24 (12 to 33) |
1,244
|
103 (8.3) |
144 (131 to 159) |
13 (−13 to 33) |
18–64
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Unvaccinated (Ref) |
8,033
|
591 (7.4) |
NA |
Ref |
NA
|
NA |
NA |
NA |
MV only |
12,368
|
821 (6.6) |
403 (306 to 534) |
17 (7 to 26) |
NA
|
NA |
NA |
NA |
BV, 7–59 days earlier |
959
|
38 (4.0) |
33 (21 to 45) |
61 (44 to 72) |
NA
|
NA |
NA |
NA |
BV, 60–119 days earlier |
935
|
66 (7.1) |
86 (72 to 101) |
25 (1 to 43) |
NA
|
NA |
NA |
NA |
BV, 120–179 days earlier |
561
|
31 (5.5) |
143 (131 to 158) |
16 (−24 to 43)¶ |
NA
|
NA |
NA |
NA |
≥65
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Unvaccinated (Ref) |
7,481
|
1,200 (16.0) |
NA |
Ref |
NA
|
NA |
NA |
NA |
MV only |
24,901
|
3,167 (12.7) |
362 (245 to 484) |
24 (18 to 29) |
NA
|
NA |
NA |
NA |
BV, 7–59 days earlier |
3,898
|
289 (7.4) |
35 (21 to 48) |
64 (58 to 68) |
NA
|
NA |
NA |
NA |
BV, 60–119 days earlier |
4,256
|
420 (9.9) |
87 (73 to 103) |
51 (45 to 57) |
NA
|
NA |
NA |
NA |
BV, 120–179 days earlier |
2,749
|
284 (10.3) |
145 (132 to 159) |
27 (15 to 37) |
NA
|
NA |
NA |
NA |
Critical illness**
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≥18
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Unvaccinated (Ref) |
14,090
|
367 (2.6) |
NA |
Ref |
2,881
|
86 (3.0) |
NA |
Ref |
MV only |
33,925
|
644 (1.9) |
375 (269 to 505) |
31 (21 to 40) |
10,263
|
257 (2.5) |
354 (235 to 474) |
16 (−10 to 36) |
BV, 7–59 days earlier |
4,579
|
49 (1.1) |
34 (21 to 47) |
69 (57 to 77) |
1,501
|
32 (2.1) |
33 (19 to 46) |
40 (7 to 61)¶ |
BV, 60–119 days earlier |
4,790
|
85 (1.8) |
86 (73 to 103) |
46 (30 to 58) |
1,725
|
36 (2.1) |
88 (74 to 104) |
43 (14 to 63) |
BV, 120–179 days earlier | 3,028 | 33 (1.1) | 144 (132 to 159) | 50 (26 to 66) | 1,155 | 14 (1.2) | 144 (131 to 159) | 53 (13 to 75)¶ |
Abbreviations: BV = bivalent; MV = monovalent; NA = not applicable; Ref = referent group; VE = vaccine effectiveness.
* VE was calculated as (1 − odds ratio) x 100%, estimated using a test-negative case-control design, adjusted for age, sex, race and ethnicity, geographic region, and calendar time (days since January 1, 2021).
† Patients were considered to have critical illness if they were admitted to an intensive care unit or died. Death was identified at each individual site and was defined as a death while hospitalized or ≤28 days after admission.
§ California (September 13, 2022–April 21, 2023), Indiana (September 13, 2022–April 12, 2023), Minnesota and Wisconsin (September 13, 2022–April 21, 2023), Oregon and Washington (September 13, 2022–April 14, 2023), and Utah (September 13, 2022–April 21, 2023).
¶ These estimates are imprecise, which might be because of a relatively small number of persons in each level of vaccination or case status. This imprecision indicates the actual VE could be substantially different from the point estimate shown, and estimates should therefore be interpreted with caution. Additional data accrual could increase precision and allow appropriate interpretation.
** For VE against critical illness, case-patients were persons admitted to an intensive care unit or who experienced death associated with COVID-19, and control patients were persons hospitalized without COVID-19.