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. 2023 Nov 17;14:7477. doi: 10.1038/s41467-023-43160-y

Table 1.

Number of isolates sequenced per community carriage survey

PCV-vaccinated children (2–7 yrs)b PCV-unvaccinated children (5–10yrs) Adults (18–40 yrs HIV+ on ART)
Survey Survey dates Carriage prevalence (%)a No. of isolates
sequenced
Carriage prevalence (%)a No. of isolates
sequenced
Carriage prevalence (%)a No. of isolates
sequenced
1 June 2015 – August 2015 241/286 (84.3) 234 174/255 (68.2) 137 78/198 (39.4) 75
2 October 2015–April 2016 230/303 (75.9) 203 144/231 (62.3) 128 95/201 (47.3) 71
3 May 2016–October 2016 282/361 (78.1) 247 142/242 (58.7) 114 124/279 (44.4) 0
4 November 2016–April 2017 351/504 (69.6) 227 75/198 (37.9) 75 132/308 (42.9) 0
5 May 2017–October 2017 402/496 (81.1) 234 62/106 (58.5) 46 117/305 (38.4) 68
6 November 2017–June 2018 390/610 (63.9) 220 84/173 (48.6) 62 90/277 (32.5) 53
7 June 2018–December 2018 390/504 (77.4) 255 113/197 (57.4) 81 78/202 (38.6) 0
8 January 2019–August 2019 401/588 (68.2) 273 92/191 (48.2) 68 70/213 (32.9) 0

No. number, yrs years old, PCV pneumococcal conjugate vaccine.

aTotal carriage = all S. pneumoniae isolates (VT, NVT and NT).

Surveys were conducted every 6 months, commencing in June 2015. Columns show the carriage prevalence in each of the 3 cohorts included in this study, and the number of sequenced isolates.

bThere was no recruitment of children aged 2-years during surveys 1–3.